Gender, Leadership, and Crisis : Possibilities and Perils for Women Leaders

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Gender, Leadership, and Crisis : Possibilities and Perils for Women Leaders

Davidson-Schmich, Louise K./ Jalalzai, Farida/ Och, Malliga

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Oxford University Press Inc（2026/07発売）
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ポイント 215pt

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 248 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780197816950

Full Description

Why are some women leaders hailed as brilliant crisis managers while others draw widespread criticism? This book unpacks the circumstances under which women leaders can successfully navigate major crises. Gender, Leadership, and Crisis shows that gender role expectations can make or break a leader's reputation.

Crises provide opportunities for women leaders to exhibit their leadership capacities if they act in accordance with gendered expectations. When women leaders act contrary to gendered expectations, it reinforces the idea that women are unfit leaders; to be considered successful crisis managers, women leaders should frame events in feminized terms, act collaboratively, and demonstrate empathy and meaning making rather than giving orders. The book focuses on how German Chancellor Angela Merkel and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern handled three kinds of crises: a gender-congruent crisis (COVID-19 pandemic), gender- neutral crises (natural disasters), and gender-incongruent crisis (nationalist terrorist attacks). These primary case studies are supplemented with chapters about Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (Ebola epidemic), Chilean President Michelle Bachelet (27/F earthquake), and British Prime minister Theresa May (Manchester Stadium bombing). Most importantly, we show that women leaders can be perceived positively in a time of crisis when they act in line with gendered expectations.

1: Introduction
Part I. Gender-congruent crises: Health
2: Germany and COVID-19
3: New Zealand and COVID-19
4: Broadening Our Perspective: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Ebola in Liberia
Part II. Gender-neutral crises: Natural disasters
5: Germany and the 2021 Eifel floods
6: New Zealand and the Whakaari / White Island Volcano Eruption
7: Broadening Our Perspective: Michelle Bachelet and the 27/F Earthquake in Chile
Part III. Gender-incongruent crises: National security
8: The Hanau Shooting in Germany
9: The Christchurch Mosque Shooting in New Zealand
10: Broadening Our Perspective: Theresa May and the Manchester Arena Attack in the United Kingdom
11: Conclusion