The ambition of this excellent whole volume coupled with the passion in the individual chapters provides a stunning journey from authenticity to Ubuntu, from building to transforming, from China to the Congo and from work in the academy to practice in the field. Resonating with both scholars and practitioners, the book carefully establishes inclusivity as a terrain and challenges leaders to take a stand, embrace the core message, and help bring about the transformations we all seek in our organizations and communities.

• Foreword by Edwin P. HollanderPreface by Aldo Boitano, Raúl Lagomarsino, and H. Eric SchockmanPart 1: PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES OF INCLUSIVENESS1. Breaking the Zero-Sum Game: Transforming Societies Through Inclusive Leadership; Ebere Morgan2. What’s in a Word?  Troubling and Reconstructing the Discourse of Inclusion; Leigh E. Fine3. Fostering Inclusive Innovation Ecosystems; Lyndon Rego and Christopher Gergen4. Towards the ‘Other’: Followership Justice and Leadership Reach; Robin E.S. Carter5. Denizen Leaders as Radical Negotiators of Third Alternatives in Complex Societies: Not Mine, Not Yours, But Ours.; Rouxelle de Villiers and Colleen Rigby6. Exploring Inclusive Leadership Through the Lens of a Collaborative Structure; William ClarkPart 2: TRIALS OF BREAKING THE ZERO-SUM GAME7. Rekindling the Legacy of Civil Rights: Leadership for an Inclusive, Just, and Compassionate Society; Juana Bordas8. What is “The Work” of Breaking the Zero-Sum Game?; Sarah Chace9. Connective Leadership: From Zero-Sum to Inclusion; Jill Robinson, Chris Cartwright, Maura Harrington, and Kevin Walsh10. Inclusive Leadership: A Western Concept or a Strategy That Will Transform the World?; Randal Joy Thompson11. The inclusive leader at the Centre of an Inter-Connected World; Bob Hughes and Helen Caton-HughesPart 3: SPIRITUAL INCLUSIVENESS12. 1 Inclusive Leadership for a New Social Order:  Dr. A.T. Ariyaratne; Cheryl Getz and Elisa Sabatini13. Mercy Within Mercy: The Heart of Pope Francis’ Inclusive Leadership in a Broken World; Dung Q. Tran and Michael R. Carey14. Harmony but Not Sameness: The Inclusive Leadership Style of the Chinese Profound Persons; Zhi LuanPart 4: INCLUSIVENESS AND DIVERSITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION15. Neighbors, Allies, and Partners in Inclusion: An HBCU and an SEC Land Grant Institution; Barbara A. Baker & Joyce de Vries16. From Institutional Diversity and Inclusion to Societal Equity and Justice: Higher education as a Leadership Training Ground for the Public Good; Brighid Dwyer and Ralph A. Gigliotti17. Dialogic Change and the Practice of Inclusive leadership; Niels Agger-Gupta and Brigitte Harris18. Building Inclusive Leaders: A Critical Framework for Leadership Education; Leonard D. Taylor Jr. and Ethan BrownellPart 5: INCLUSIVENESS IN THE FIELD19. Transforming Leadership Through Village Outreach: Women as Change Agents in Sub-Saharan Africa; Mecca Antonia Burns, Bernard Mukisa, Lydia Sanyu, and Denis Muwanguzi20. Congo Calling – Blood on Our Hands; Miriam Gosling21. Unpacking Inclusivity: Lessons From Ubuntu Leadership; Gloria Burgess22. From Barriers to Breakthroughs: Leading Others Past Wicked Problems to Inclusive Practice Using Integrated Focus; Jennifer Walinga23. Striving for Horizontality by Addressing Power Differentials in Radical Organizing; Claire Delisle, Maria Basualdo, Adina Ilea, and Andrea Hughes24. Cross-Cultural Collaborators: Expatriate and Host Country National Inclusive Relationships; Tami J. France25. Inclusive, Authentic, Values-based, or Opportunistic – What Counts as Leadership Today? A Case Study of Angela, Donald, Francis and Helen; Lorraine Stefani26. Global Interdependence: The Inclusive Nature of Humanitarian Leaders at Heifer International; Malcom E. Glover

The ambition of this excellent whole volume coupled with the passion in the individual chapters provides a stunning journey from authenticity to Ubuntu, from building to transforming, from China to the Congo and from work in the academy to practice in the field. Resonating with both scholars and practitioners, the book carefully establishes inclusivity as a terrain and challenges leaders to take a stand, embrace the core message, and help bring about the transformations we all seek in our organizations and communities.

• Foreword by Edwin P. HollanderPreface by Aldo Boitano, Raúl Lagomarsino, and H. Eric SchockmanPart 1: PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES OF INCLUSIVENESS1. Breaking the Zero-Sum Game: Transforming Societies Through Inclusive Leadership; Ebere Morgan2. What’s in a Word?  Troubling and Reconstructing the Discourse of Inclusion; Leigh E. Fine3. Fostering Inclusive Innovation Ecosystems; Lyndon Rego and Christopher Gergen4. Towards the ‘Other’: Followership Justice and Leadership Reach; Robin E.S. Carter5. Denizen Leaders as Radical Negotiators of Third Alternatives in Complex Societies: Not Mine, Not Yours, But Ours.; Rouxelle de Villiers and Colleen Rigby6. Exploring Inclusive Leadership Through the Lens of a Collaborative Structure; William ClarkPart 2: TRIALS OF BREAKING THE ZERO-SUM GAME7. Rekindling the Legacy of Civil Rights: Leadership for an Inclusive, Just, and Compassionate Society; Juana Bordas8. What is “The Work” of Breaking the Zero-Sum Game?; Sarah Chace9. Connective Leadership: From Zero-Sum to Inclusion; Jill Robinson, Chris Cartwright, Maura Harrington, and Kevin Walsh10. Inclusive Leadership: A Western Concept or a Strategy That Will Transform the World?; Randal Joy Thompson11. The inclusive leader at the Centre of an Inter-Connected World; Bob Hughes and Helen Caton-HughesPart 3: SPIRITUAL INCLUSIVENESS12. 1 Inclusive Leadership for a New Social Order:  Dr. A.T. Ariyaratne; Cheryl Getz and Elisa Sabatini13. Mercy Within Mercy: The Heart of Pope Francis’ Inclusive Leadership in a Broken World; Dung Q. Tran and Michael R. Carey14. Harmony but Not Sameness: The Inclusive Leadership Style of the Chinese Profound Persons; Zhi LuanPart 4: INCLUSIVENESS AND DIVERSITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION15. Neighbors, Allies, and Partners in Inclusion: An HBCU and an SEC Land Grant Institution; Barbara A. Baker & Joyce de Vries16. From Institutional Diversity and Inclusion to Societal Equity and Justice: Higher education as a Leadership Training Ground for the Public Good; Brighid Dwyer and Ralph A. Gigliotti17. Dialogic Change and the Practice of Inclusive leadership; Niels Agger-Gupta and Brigitte Harris18. Building Inclusive Leaders: A Critical Framework for Leadership Education; Leonard D. Taylor Jr. and Ethan BrownellPart 5: INCLUSIVENESS IN THE FIELD19. Transforming Leadership Through Village Outreach: Women as Change Agents in Sub-Saharan Africa; Mecca Antonia Burns, Bernard Mukisa, Lydia Sanyu, and Denis Muwanguzi20. Congo Calling – Blood on Our Hands; Miriam Gosling21. Unpacking Inclusivity: Lessons From Ubuntu Leadership; Gloria Burgess22. From Barriers to Breakthroughs: Leading Others Past Wicked Problems to Inclusive Practice Using Integrated Focus; Jennifer Walinga23. Striving for Horizontality by Addressing Power Differentials in Radical Organizing; Claire Delisle, Maria Basualdo, Adina Ilea, and Andrea Hughes24. Cross-Cultural Collaborators: Expatriate and Host Country National Inclusive Relationships; Tami J. France25. Inclusive, Authentic, Values-based, or Opportunistic – What Counts as Leadership Today? A Case Study of Angela, Donald, Francis and Helen; Lorraine Stefani26. Global Interdependence: The Inclusive Nature of Humanitarian Leaders at Heifer International; Malcom E. Glover