Linda L. Neider

Linda L. Neider is a Professor and Department Chair of Management at the Miami Herbert Business School, University of Miami. She holds a prominent position in the academic community focused on leadership and organizational behavior research, with her work being referenced in Wikipedia and having over 900 readers on Mendeley.

Dr. Neider's research interests span across several key areas in management and leadership studies. Her work particularly focuses on authentic leadership, ethical leadership, organizational transformation, and the dynamics of power and influence within organizations. She has made significant contributions to understanding both the positive and negative aspects of leadership through her research on authentic leadership as well as the 'dark side' of management. Her scholarly work demonstrates a consistent focus on developing measurement tools and theoretical frameworks for leadership assessment and development.

Her publication record shows a clear trajectory toward developing robust measurement instruments in leadership studies, with the Authentic Leadership Inventory (ALI) representing one of her major contributions to the field. Dr. Neider's work bridges theoretical research with practical applications for organizational leadership development, examining leadership phenomena from multiple perspectives including ethical considerations, organizational impact, and interpersonal dynamics.

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• 934 readers on Mendeley
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As Department Chair, she oversees academic programs and faculty development within the Management Department at the Miami Herbert Business School, combining her administrative responsibilities with ongoing scholarly contributions to the field of leadership studies.