The document discusses the leadership of Castelao, focusing on his values, moral leadership, and vision for Galicia during significant historical events. It highlights his commitment to principles such as honesty and hard work, as well as his ability to lead with courage, especially during the Spanish Civil War. Ultimately, the text emphasizes his strategic leadership qualities and the impact of his vision for a prosperous future for Galicia.

1. CASTELAO LEADERSHIP IN ORGANIZATIONS LUCAS DOMÍNGUEZ GONZÁLEZ

2. Overview Introduction Chapter 4: values Chapter 6: moral leadership and courage Chapter 13: vision and strategic direction INTRODUCTION

3. INTRODUCTION Geographical and Historical Background Galiza; Northwest of Spain Rural and isolated Second Spanish Republic (1931), Civil War (1936-1939), Franco´s distatorship (1939-1975)

4. INTRODUCTION Biographical Background He studied Medicine in Santiago and Madrid. Deputy and Minister in the Second Spanish Republic Defense of Galician Statute Firs President of Counsel of Galicia Died in Buenos Aires

5. CHAPTER 4 Values Belief that and individual considers to be important and have an impact on attitudes and behavior Instrumental values: honestity, loyalty, helpfullness for others - Ex. talk with his relatives before died End values: hard worker, passionate defence of his principles - Ex. Trips to Galiza to participate in debates, meetings... Values

6. Moral Leadership Distinguishing right from wrong and doing right, seeking the just, the honest, the good, and the right in its practice - Ex. Voting anecdote Three Levels of Personal Development: acting in a postconventional level - Ex. Exile in the south, work in the shadow CHAPTER 6 Conventional Postconventional Preconventional Moral leadership and courage

7. CHAPTER 6 Courage Ability to step forward through fear Castelao performed his most distinguished leadership examples during war time - Ex. Driving the Statute to its approval by the Spanish Goverment Moral leadership and courage

8. CHAPTER 13 Vision An attractive, ideal future that is credible yet not readly attainable - Ex. Sempre en Galiza “ I see our Land free of routine vices, lawsuits... I see young people taking baskests of linen to the textile factories... I see reforest mounts of pines...” Vision and Strategic Direction

9. CHAPTER 13 Strategic Direction Strategic Leadership: - ability to anticipate and envision the future. Ex. Statute - flexibility. Ex. He joined the Spanish Republic Government - think strategically. Ex. Intellectual image before politics - iniciate changes. Ex. Creating associations in the exile Linking Strategic Vision and Strategic Action The dreamer The uninvolved The effective leader The doer Vision High Low Action Low High

10. High level skills during his poitical career Exercising some of the new abilities required in the new paradigm environment Hard to deternime until what point he was successful CONCLUSIONS

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