Review of the book Humanistic leadership practices: Exemplary cases from different cultures, by Pingping Fu (Εd.)
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Gotsis, G. (2025). Review of the book Humanistic leadership practices: Exemplary cases from different cultures, by Pingping Fu (Εd.) . The Greek Review of Social Research, 164, 153–159. https://doi.org/10.12681/grsr.40220
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