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Leadership is often associated with a particular form of decision-making: being decisive. This paper reflects on the limits of decisiveness and the role of incrementalism in the Russian decision to… Click to show full abstract
Leadership is often associated with a particular form of decision-making: being decisive. This paper reflects on the limits of decisiveness and the role of incrementalism in the Russian decision to invade Ukraine and the role of the West and NATO’s decision-making over the prior 10 years. It suggests that incrementalism is both a legitimate mode and a significant problem in such scenarios, and focuses on the historical context to explain the decision to invade and the subsequent military failures.
Keywords:
incrementalism repetition;
repetition history;
incrementalism;
decision;
leadership incrementalism;
leadership
Journal Title: Leadership
Year Published: 2022
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Journal Title: Leadership
Year Published: 2022
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