Examining Relationships Between Organisational Spirituality and Organisational Resilience: Perceptions of Leadership and Staff within Australian Organisations
Access Status
Open access
Date
2020Supervisor
Anna Rowe
Alma Whiteley
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
Metadata
Show full item recordFaculty
Business and Law
School
School of Accounting
Collection
Abstract
Exploratory and pioneering, this thesis informs the body of knowledge on organisational spirituality and organisational resilience in the Australian context. Organisational spirituality was found to act as transformative energy, impacting organisational resilience in a positive way. Compassion, connectedness, and leadership ambience were revealed as vital in the relational dynamics of building resilience capacity.
Related items
Showing items related by title, author, creator and subject.
-
Francis, Godwin ; Papadaki, Maria; Saeed, Hamid (2024)The performance of an organisation is contingent on external and internal business environments. A resilient business process strengthens the stability of the organisation. The underlying study focused on the effect of ...
-
Cooper, Alannah Louise (2021)The research consisted of a concept analysis to define nurse resilience, an integrative review to critically appraise research that has investigated nurse resilience, and a mixed-methods study to investigate the impact ...
-
Xu, L.; Marinova, Dora (2013)Resilience thinking is a rising topic in environmental sciences and sustainability discourse. In this paper, a bibliometric method is used to analyse the trends in resilience research in the contexts of ecological, economic, ...