Inclusive leadership

Refers to those human qualities that are different from out own and outside the groups to which we belong, yet are present in other individuals and groups.

• Leadership

• Inclusion

• Diversity

• Human Dignity

What are the two dimensions of diversity we discussed in class?

• Primary / Secondary

• Principal / Secondary

• Internal / External

• Individual / Collective

According to sociology: scientific worldviews or perspectives on the world 

• Testable theories

• Theory

• Paradigm

• Middle-range theories

According to them, society is like a battlefield. Different social groups compete for power, resources, prestige, and control.

• Symbolic interactionism

• Functionalism

• Conflict theory

Different social institutions or spheres (economy, law, politics, education, housing, medicine, etc.) each contributes to the well-being of society as a whole. The body’s overall health and well-being is based on the harmonious collaboration of different systems (nervous system, circulatory system, muscular system, etc.) and organs (heart, brain, stomach, etc.).

• Conflict theory

• Functionalism

• Symbolic interactionism

They argue that it’s essential to study ordinary social interactions, in order to explain how society works

• Conflict theory

• Functionalism

• Symbolic interactionism

Who is this sociologist?

• Emile Durkheim

• Max Weber

• Talcott Parsons

• Erving Goffman

According to Foucault, one of these is not a definition/description of power.

• Power is not simply repressive but it is productive.

• Power is not a thing but a relation.

• The exercise of power is not strategic.

• Power operates at the most micro levels of social relations. Power is omnipresent at every level of the social body.

What is a STATE OF DOMINATION on power relations?

• Where the power might change of actor.

• Where the power can't change of actor

According to Foucault, violence is defined as the cause of difference between the potential and the actual, between what could have been and what is.

• True

• False