partnership, the respective leadership roles would be understood and accommo-
dated. The point would not be to remove tensions, or any possibility of tensions,
between the two kinds of leadership. This would probably be impossible and also
possibly undesirable. The aim should rather be the creation of a culture capable
of handling and resolving such tensions, if and as they may arise, as normal and
acceptable challenges within the governance process.
In fact, no coherent and strategic leadership development process can be put
in place for public managers unless there is genuine political will from the side of
the political leadership that such a programme is a necessity and an operational
priority.
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