2023
DOI: 10.1177/17427150231168289
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The meaning of leadership for educated young bedouin men

Abstract: In a world beset by rapid change, more than ever people seek trustworthy leaders. The establishment of the State of Israel has wrought many changes in Bedouin society, including the perception of the traditional leadership. From being the majority population in an Arab country, the Bedouins have become a minority in a Jewish-majority state. Moreover, they have undergone a shift from an Indigenous, tribal culture to a culture based on individualism, and from a nomadic life to one of permanent settlement. In thi… Show more

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“…Thus, as emerged from our results, we show how the social identity of the Bedouin community, as represented in our interviews with those who chose to study and work as physicians, is inter-related with behavioral and cognitive complexities presented in their experiences, leading to much flexible and versatile leadership modes in real life. 18 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Thus, as emerged from our results, we show how the social identity of the Bedouin community, as represented in our interviews with those who chose to study and work as physicians, is inter-related with behavioral and cognitive complexities presented in their experiences, leading to much flexible and versatile leadership modes in real life. 18 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…chose to study and work as physicians, is inter-related with behavioral and cognitive complexities presented in their experiences, leading to much flexible and versatile leadership modes in real life. 18 At a micro level, most interviewees saw themselves as leaders whose role was to improve public health in their community. On an interpersonal level, interviewees discussed the need for health leadership in Negev Bedouin society because it is a disadvantaged population.…”
Section: Dovepressmentioning
confidence: 99%