ANTİK ÇAĞDAN BUGÜNE TARİHİN BAŞARILI KADIN LİDERLERİ

Öz

This study aim is submit some cross –section seven woman leaders’lifes which we can show their name “ Woman Fighter Amazons”, from ancient times to today, to bring their “leadership characteristics”in the foreground

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Woman Leaders, Leadership, Leadership Scanerios

ANTİK ÇAĞDAN BUGÜNE TARİHİN BAŞARILI KADIN LİDERLERİ

Öz

Araştırmanın amacı; antik çağdan günümüze kalan tarihte ismini “Kadın Savaşçı Amozonlar” olarak gösterebileceğimiz yedi kadın liderin yaşamlarından bazı kesitler sunabilmek, onların “liderlik özelliklerini” ön plana çıkarabilmektir

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Kadın Liderler, Liderlik, Liderlik Senaryoları

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