Mark Tozer, PhD

Scholars are deeply gratified when their ideas catch on. And they are even more gratified when their ideas make a difference (Carol Dwec...

Leaders, born or made? Scholar Richard Arvey  found that among twins, leadership is 30 percent genetic/born and 70 percent learned/enviro...

It has been observed that while some people may have strong intellectual abilities, they seem to struggle to master social skills which en...

Danah Zohar and Ian Marshall, in their co-authored book Spiritual Intelligence - The Ultimate Intelligence [2001] , suggests that empirical...

Followership theory is an area that has seen minimal treatment in the academic literature and is an under-appreciated topic amongst leaders...

Whilst the traditional view of group dynamics and effectiveness is dependent on cognitive ability and technical skills (Brymer, 2006), cont...

As a practitioner, can you lead inclusively? Do you lead inclusively? These are different questions, and your answer may well be "yes...

The Leadership Pathway: An Epistemological Exploration of Outdoor Leadership and Expedition Dynamics Using Theory Elaboration The the...

Image Credit: Paddle Golden Gate Simon Priest and Robert Chase (1989) took the notion of situational leadership and adapted it specifically...

Initially, my interest in researching issues relating to outdoor practice came from my time as an undergraduate student at the University o...