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Leadership & Management

Articles examining the distinction between leading and managing, the limits of managerialism, and the conditions under which authority, judgement, and responsibility can be exercised well.

Who Guards the Guardians?

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Rembrandt’s The Night Watch (1642), a large Baroque painting depicting a militia company in a theatrical, loosely ordered for

Shinise, as a Concept of Organisational Renewal

By Dr Robert N. Winter
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Woodblock print by Katsushika Hokusai titled *The Fuji from Kanaya on the Tōkaidō*, depicting laborers and travelers crossing

Strategic People Architecture

By Dr Robert N. Winter
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A ruined classical gallery with broken columns and scattered statues. Visitors in 18th-century dress study fragments as light from a collapsed ceiling highlights the debris.

The Talent Aperture, Reopened

By Dr Robert N. Winter
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An elderly alchemist kneels in awe before a glowing vessel in a dim, vaulted chamber filled with books, glassware, and instru

The Lost Art of Finding Talent

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Three peasant women bend low to gather leftover stalks of grain in a vast, sunlit field, while haystacks, carts, and labourer

Stacking Experience

By Dr Robert N. Winter
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On the right, cherubic infants sleep and play beneath a tree. Center-left, two young lovers sit closely, absorbed in music and affection. In the background, an elderly man sits alone.