Cuilla, Joanne and Knights, David and Mabey, Chris and Tomkins, Leah (2018) Introduction:Philosophical Approaches to Leadership Ethics. Business Ethics Quarterly, 28 (1). pp. 1-14. ISSN 1052-150X
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Abstract
This article introduces the rst of two special issues on philo- sophical approaches to leadership ethics. In it, we show some of the ways that philosophy contributes to the study of leadership and leadership ethics. We begin with an overview of how philosophers have treated some of the ethical aspects and challenges of leadership. These include discussions of self-interest, the prob- lem of dirty hands, responsibility, moral luck, power, gender and diversity, and spirituality. The articles in this issue draw on philosophy to explore a variety of ethical questions related to leadership and the relationships that leaders have with followers and others.