2016
DOI: 10.1002/he.20199
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Educating Transformational Leaders in Mexico at Universidad de Monterrey

Abstract: Mexico faces numerous social, economic, and political challenges. Higher education institutions provide opportunity for change by educating socially responsible leaders to become civically engaged citizens.

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“…Moreover, researchers have noted that leadership and economic development are linked (Clark, 1990;Williams, 1990). Therefore, institutions of higher education should play an active role in developing leaders who can serve as agents of change to improve economic conditions and democracy (Cantón, 2016). Promoting entrepreneurship on its own may not be enough to address the problems facing Mexico and Spain.…”
Section: Culture Assessment and Self-efficacymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, researchers have noted that leadership and economic development are linked (Clark, 1990;Williams, 1990). Therefore, institutions of higher education should play an active role in developing leaders who can serve as agents of change to improve economic conditions and democracy (Cantón, 2016). Promoting entrepreneurship on its own may not be enough to address the problems facing Mexico and Spain.…”
Section: Culture Assessment and Self-efficacymentioning
confidence: 99%