Mastery of key anthropological concepts generates deeper self-awareness and the resilience and agility needed to lead and act effectively in challenging and unfamiliar cross-cultural environments. These abilities will come from a highly developed capacity to reason and plan for cross-cultural challenges while building common objectives in a wide variety of cross-cultural settings, including operational, analytical, diplomatic and managerial contexts.
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Cross Cultural LeadershipIs the ADF an Institution or Organisation?Is the Australian Defence Force still a unique institution, or has it become just another job?
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Coalition Operations Political AcumenEffective Leadership in a Pandemic: What we Learned from COVID-19 (Part 2)How different leaders responded to the outbreak of COVID-19 and the varied outcomes they achieved present a valuable case study in leadership and crisis management.
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Moral LeadershipEffective Leadership in a Pandemic: What we Learned from COVID-19 (Part 1)
How different leaders responded to the outbreak of COVID-19 and the varied outcomes they achieved present a valuable case study in leadership and crisis management. In Part 1 of this two-part series, we draw on real-time observations made during the outbreak and spread of the global pandemic to learn what can be applied to military leadership during extreme circumstances.
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Conceptual Frameworks Defence ValuesStill Losing our ReligionMilitary Wellbeing Support in a Secular Context. Delve into the complexities of providing support to non-religious Australian Defence Force members. Explore the reliance on religious chaplains and the need for diverse professionals. Discover the potential impact on member well-being and join us in exploring the evolving landscape of military support.<30 min26/07/2023