Stemming from Regent’s hallmark values of innovation and Christian faith-based perspectives, the series aims to put forth top-notch scholarship from current faculty, students, and alumni of Regent’s School of Business & Leadership, allowing for both scholarly and practical aspects to be addressed while providing robust content and relevant material to readers.

It is led by a team of experts from Regent University, recognized by the Coalition of Christian Colleges and Universities as the leader in servant leadership research and the first Christian University to integrate innovation, design thinking, and entrepreneurship courses in its Masters and Doctoral programs. This book series is designed to integrate Christian faith-based perspectives into the field of leadership and business, widening its influence by taking a deeper look at its foundational roots. de a nĬhristian Faith Perspectives in Leadership and Business Series Editors Doris Gomez Regent University Virginia Beach, VA, USA Kathleen Patterson School of Global Leadership and Entrepreneurship Regent University Virginia Beach, VA, USA Bruce E. Winston Regent University Virginia Beach, VA, USA Gary Oster Regent University Virginia Beach, VA, USA Organizational Metaphors Faith as Key to Functional Organizations Pages 183-185 Citation previewĬHRISTIAN FAITH PERSPECTIVES IN LEADERSHIP AND BUSINESS Kawuma).Pages 161-175Ĭonclusion (Debra J. The Book Metaphor and Its Representation of an Organization (Frederick S. The Organization as a Mixed Martial Artist: A Metaphor for Environmental Uncertainty (Carlo A. Music as an Organizational Metaphor: Deadpan and Expressive Organizations (Crissy Ortiz).Pages 123-136ĭystopia as an Organizational Metaphor (Chad Newton).Pages 139-150 Vineyard as an Organizational Metaphor (Deloris S. Shepherding the Flock: Shepherd Leadership in Multi-Cultural Environment (Alexander Averin).Pages 79-89Ĭlimbing the Corporate Ladder: Using the Ladder as an Organizational Metaphor (Debra J. Introducing Workplace Spirituality as a Catalyst to Transform from Dysfunction to Organizational Convergence (Debra J. Pygmalion Mirage as an Organizational Metaphor (Lawrence Jones II).Pages 51-60 Organization of the Living Dead: The Zombie Enterprise (Steven W. White Blood Cell Behavior as an Organizational Metaphor (Robert B. Huizinga, Lawrence Jones II).Pages 1-9Īn Introduction to Organizational Dysfunction (Robert B. From Dysfunction to Function: An Expansion of the Organizational Metaphor (Robert B.

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