2015 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Relational Creation of Leadership Identity
Authors : Charlotte Øland Madsen, Randi Riis Michelsen, Lone Hersted
Published in: Relational Perspectives on Leading
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK
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In this chapter we continue to develop the book’s fundamental idea that both leaders and other participants in their organisations are intertwined, whether they wish to be or not, in a web of relations and are continuously positioning one another in dynamic interactions that they create. We view organisations as complex, dynamic, relational landscapes (Shotter 1998) where meaning is constantly co-constructed. Likewise, leading is viewed as something that arises in the presence of employees, other leaders and other participants, and consists of a number of social processes that enable people to work together and coordinate their actions.