Index

Jon-Arild Johannessen (Kristiania University College and Nord University, Norway)

Knowledge Management for Leadership and Communication

ISBN: 978-1-83982-045-8, eISBN: 978-1-83982-042-7

Publication date: 11 March 2020

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Johannessen, J.-A. (2020), "Index", Knowledge Management for Leadership and Communication, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 151-153. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83982-042-720201007

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INDEX

Adrenaline
, 76–77

Aggression
, 60

Brain science

ability
, 49

adrenaline
, 76–77

chemistry
, 62–69

co-creation
, 78–85

dopamine
, 69–70

effective leadership
, 85–88

emotions
, 55–62

endorphins
, 71

hormones
, 62–69

neuroleadership
, 50, 51

noradrenaline
, 72–74

practical utility value
, 74

serotonin
, 74–75

TRePP model
, 82, 83

Burning desire
, 32–35

Business organization

chain of associations
, 108–110

continual cascades rules
, 99–101

crossing boundaries
, 102–103, 104–108

Fourth Industrial Revolution
, 98, 102, 117

functional organization
, 110–113

intelligent robots (See Intelligent robots)

reliability and trust
, 104

talent-flocking
, 113–116

Chemistry
, 62–69

Co-creation
, 78–85

Commitment triggers
, 83

Connectedness
, 16–18

Contagious effect
, 33

Continual cascades
, 5, 99–101

Cooperation
, 123

Creativity
, 107

Cultural neuroscience
, 84

Digitization
, 19, 98

Disruptive leadership
, 18–21

Distorted emotions
, 56

Dopamine
, 69–70

Economic bubbles
, 3

Emotions
, 55–62

Endorphins
, 71

Evidence-based knowledge
, 133–138

Financial management
, 145

Fourth Industrial Revolution
, 2, 98, 102, 117

burning desire
, 32–35

business
, 21–25

connectedness
, 16–18

disruptive leadership
, 18–21

Drucker’s theory
, 9

human factor
, 25–29

informats
, 11–12

intellectual experiment
, 14–16

intelligent robots
, 11–12, 12–14

leadership
, 10

leadership role
, 29–32

leadership tool
, 14

mastery
, 35–37

practical utility value
, 14

theoretical point
, 14

Front-line organization
, 106

Functional organization
, 110–113

Hormones
, 62–69

Human factor, leadership
, 25–29

Individual businesses
, 103

Innovation economy

characterization
, 2

communication
, 1

continual cascades
, 5

economic bubbles
, 3

Fourth Industrial Revolution
, 2

political leadership
, 123–147

value creation
, 1, 4, 123–147

Instagram
, 18

Intellectual experiment
, 14–16

Intelligent robots
, 12–14, 97–118

Interconnection
, 19

Knowledge-based innovations
, 105

Leadership

burning desire
, 32–35

business
, 21–25

connectedness
, 16–18

disruptive leadership
, 18–21

effective leadership
, 85–88

human factor
, 25–29

intellectual experiment
, 14–16

intelligent robots
, 12–14

mastery
, 38–40

program development
, 40–41

robotization
, 19, 20

roles
, 29–32

Mastery
, 38–40

Neuroleadership

chemistry
, 62–69

emotions
, 55–62

hormones
, 62–69

research
, 51

scientific foundation
, 51

Neuroscience
, 53

culture
, 84

definition
, 52

leadership
, 54

Neurotransmitters
, 68

Noradrenaline
, 72–74

Political leadership
, 123–147

cooperation
, 123

evidence-based knowledge
, 133–138

historical background
, 125–127

research
, 125

scientific method
, 137

social problems solutions
, 138–146

social system cohesiveness
, 130–133

society
, 124

systemic perspective
, 125, 126

vision
, 127–130

Practical utility value
, 74

Predatory aggression
, 60

Reliability
, 104

Robotization
, 19

Serotonin
, 74–75, 74–76

Social cognitive neuroscience
, 81

Social neuroscience
, 81

Social system cohesiveness
, 130–133

Stress
, 57

Super-intelligent robot
, 13, 14

Systemic perspective
, 125, 126

Talent-flocking
, 113–116

Technological singularity
, 12

TRePP model
, 82, 83, 88

Trust
, 104

Value creation
, 1, 4, 123–147

Vision
, 127–130