Although receiving growing attention, research concerning spirituality and its impact on culture has been researched for decades. For that reason, we mapped the research on spirituality and culture to gain a better understanding of how this domain has evolved by carrying out a systematic...

Drawing on religious thought and critically examining psychological approaches, this paper introduces and defines the concept of self-immanent pride, a phenomenon conceived as the source of destructive managerial anger. To untangle the complexity of self-immanent pride and its anger-engendering...

Prior authors have described a variety of ways to incorporate spirituality into graduate management education. This article reports on a graduate course approaching the topic from a different vantage point: helping students build their capacity to work respectfully with religious and spiritual...

Toxic leaders tend to isolate, ostracize, and punish employee voice behaviors, resulting in numerous negative outcomes; however, most organizations allow toxic issues to get out of control. Past suggestions for handling toxic leadership have mostly proposed top-down changes. In contrast, this...

Pentecostalism is a fast-growing religious movement that has over a half a billion adherents, and its leaders are increasingly gaining influence on the global scene. Yet, little has been done to empirically investigate its leadership distinctives. This article seeks to fill this gap by exploring...

The purpose of this piece is to offer a sense of Andre Delbecq as the pioneering founder of management, spirituality, and religion (MSR) as a field of scholarly inquiry. In his unique way, André, informed by his solid knowledge of organizational processes and his Christian faith, integrated...

André Delbecq is remembered as a pioneer for his groundbreaking courses on spirituality for executive leaders. He generously shared his experiences with other educators in multiple presentations and articles beginning in the late 1990s. His writings provide insight into the content of his...

In the past, the typical business school professional saw little need to even broach the spiritual calling. However, Andre's vocational journey as a scholar-teacher significantly contributed to this change, and many of his colleagues are continuing and looking forward to the possibilities of...

Using Critical Race Theory, this article presents findings from a hermeneutic phenomenological study to explore the leadership experiences of five African-American men in senior-level positions in predominately White organizations (PWO) located in the U.S. This study will show that as a result...