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Tag Archives: Ikeda Daisaku
Latest JGB article: “Cultivating Charisma” by Clark Chilson
Our latest JGB article is now online. Here are the details: “Cultivating Charisma: Ikeda Daisaku’s Self Presentations and Transformational Leadership” by Clark Chilson, University of Pittsburgh. Abstract: Although social scientific studies of leadership have progressed significantly since the 1960s, discussions of popular … Continue reading
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Tagged charisma, Ikeda Daisaku, Max Weber, New religious movements, Sōka Gakkai
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