Strategic Shared Leadership and Organizational Dynamic Capabilities |
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Authors: | Christos N. Pitelis Joachim D. Wagner |
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Affiliation: | 1. Brunel University London, Uxbridge UB8 3PH, United Kingdom;2. Queens’ College, Cambridge, United Kingdom;3. Downing College, University of Cambridge CB2 1AG, United Kingdom |
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Abstract: | ![]() We propose that the purposeful sharing of strategic decisions and the process of making and taking those between the dominant coalition of an organization (Strategic Shared Leadership or SSL thereafter), initiated and supported by a focal strategic leader or small team, engenders Organizational Dynamic Capabilities (ODCs) though the transfer of individually-residing DCs within the SSL team, the transformation -co-creation of novel ones and their embeddedness-institutionalization within the organization. It also enhances organizational cognition which mediates the relationship by enriching co-created ODCs and their capacity to deliver reliably change through sensing, seizing and reconfiguring. Accordingly, SSL serves as a co-creator and key predictor of the emergence of ODCs. This helps address the challenges of DCs to marry stability with change, be predictable and to be capable of predicting. |
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Keywords: | Strategic Shared Leadership Cognition Organizational Dynamic Capabilities |
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