Titlebook: Developing Global Leaders; Insights from Africa Eva Jordans,Bettina Ng’weno,Helen Spencer-Oatey Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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The Future of the Cuban Model: A Longer Viewase study data collection, can offer helpful insights. The chapter ends by considering the notion of global leadership and by touching on the various routes that people can take to develop into a global leader.

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Globalization and Third-World Socialism followers; limited studies documenting the transformation of leadership and changing perception on hierarchy, as well as leaders’ attributes, notably of doing good and integrity. Lastly, literature on the need for and experiences with Leadership Development in Africa is very limited.

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Introduction: Uncertainty and Globalizationconcept of “doing good”—the wish to contribute to improving living conditions and health of people. Despite facing some obstacles, especially for younger leaders and women, bold young leaders are finding success and are gradually transforming the scientific landscape in Ghana and beyond.

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Helmut Wagner (Chair of Macroeconomics)d adaptability. Most leaders aim for their actions to be communally and ethically oriented, notably through the notion of “doing good”. Few leaders have taken part in formal Leadership Development initiatives. Instead they develop through learning by doing, informal mentoring, and reading. Some, mostly men, have benefitted from having role models.

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