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Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership: Casting Light or Shadow, 8th edition

Craig E. Johnson (ISBN: 9781071904244) · ISBN-13 9781071904244
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Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership: Casting Light or Shadow (8th Edition) examines the moral dimensions, dark sides, and ethical responsibilities of leadership across 12 chapters in four parts. Written by Craig E. Johnson for higher education courses in management, business, and public administration, it equips emerging leaders with actionable ethical decision-making frameworks.

The Eighth Edition of Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership: Casting Light or Shadow by Craig E. Johnson provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary examination of the moral dilemmas and responsibilities facing leaders. Spanning across four distinct parts—The Shadow Side of Leadership, Looking Inward, Ethical Standards and Strategies, and Shaping Ethical Contexts—the text investigates how power, privilege, and influence can cast positive light or destructive shadow. Across 12 chapters, it addresses character development, combating evil, normative leadership theories, and modern topics like moral injury and team psychological safety.

Designed to cultivate personal integrity and organizational competence, this updated edition incorporates 29 contemporary case studies—examining organizations such as Boeing and WeWork—along with 16 practical self-assessments. Chapters conclude with focused Implications and Applications sections, enabling students to evaluate personal ethical blind spots, establish inclusive workplace climates, and navigate complex crises in small groups and global institutions.

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This textbook serves as a foundational core text for upper-division undergraduate and graduate courses across university business schools, public administration programs, and communication departments, supporting subjects such as Organizational Leadership, Business Ethics, and Administrative Governance. Higher education programs adopt the text for semester-long curricula that integrate theoretical analysis with practical moral assessment. Additionally, executive education programs and nonprofit leadership institutes utilize its structured case studies and diagnostic tools for leadership onboarding, crisis management workshops, and institutional governance seminars.