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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 leadership United States Leadership in the United States values assertiveness, individual achievement, and direct communication. 22
2 leadership Western countries In Western countries, leaders are expected to be assertive, decisive, and accountable to the population. 22
3 leadership Western countries In Western cultures, leadership is typically attained through elections or appointments based on factors such as education and charisma. 16
4 leadership Japan Leaders in Japan prioritize humility, consensus-building, and group harmony in their leadership style. 15
5 leadership Asian countries Leaders in Asian countries prioritize harmony, consensus-building, and collective decision-making in their leadership approach. 10
6 leadership Brazil In Brazil, leadership emphasizes relationships, adaptability, and participative, inclusive styles. 7
7 leadership Germany In Germany, leadership values assertiveness, efficiency, and structured decision-making with a focus on individual achievements and autonomy. 7
8 leadership South Korea Leadership in South Korea values humility, harmony, respect for authority, community, and traditional values. 7
9 leadership Western military strategy The concept of leadership in Western military culture emphasizes strong, decisive leadership with an emphasis on command structure and individual decision-making. 6
10 leadership Sweden Leadership in Sweden values consensus, inclusiveness, and participatory decision-making. 5
11 leadership African cultures Leadership in African cultures values collective decision-making and respects traditional leaders' influence in the community. 4
12 leadership Canada Leadership in Canada is focused on inclusivity, diversity, and multiculturalism in decision-making and policy implementation. 4
13 leadership Russia Leadership in Russia is typically autocratic, authoritative, and centered on centralized authority and national security. 3
14 leadership Saudi Arabia Leadership in Saudi Arabia is traditional, authoritative, and culturally integrated across various sectors. 3
15 leadership United Kingdom Leadership in the UK involves collaboration, democratic processes, public engagement, and advocacy for community needs. 3
16 leadership modern democratic countries Leaders in modern democratic countries are typically selected through democratic processes and institutional structures. 3
17 leadership warrior societies In warrior societies, leaders are often selected based on bravery, combat skills, and respect. 3
18 leadership Australia Leadership in Australia values collaboration, multiculturalism, and advocacy for community needs. 2
19 leadership Confucian-influenced cultures Leadership in Confucian-influenced cultures emphasizes wisdom, ethical conduct, humility, harmony, and consensus-building. 2
20 leadership Finland In Finland, leadership emphasizes consensus-building and inclusive decision-making. 2
21 leadership Ghana Leadership in Ghana emphasizes tradition, reconciliation, and social justice in decision-making. 2
22 leadership IT culture Leaders in IT culture often utilize collective decision-making processes that prioritize the input of all members. 2
23 leadership Israel In Israel, leadership is seen as divinely appointed and involves building coalitions to navigate diverse interests. 2
24 leadership MBTI personality typing Different MBTI personality types influence different leadership styles, from visionary and inspiring to detail-oriented and practical. 2
25 leadership Mexico Local leaders in Mexico are heavily involved in community activism and may have connections to religious practices. 2
26 leadership Modern Societies Leadership in modern societies involves both formal authority positions and democratic systems. 2
27 leadership Rwanda Traditional leadership is integral to community decision-making and governance in Rwandan culture. 2
28 leadership South Africa In South Africa, leadership involves traditional and political roles focused on reconciliation and community governance. 2
29 leadership South Asian In South Asian leadership, respect for hierarchy and clear authority are essential. 2
30 leadership business management in the US In US business management culture, autonomy and initiative in employees are encouraged to promote strong leadership. 2
31 leadership formal logic culture In formal logic culture, leadership is linked to charisma, wisdom, and ethical behavior. 2
32 leadership historical civilizations Historical civilizations often based leadership on hereditary succession, divine right, or military conquest. 2
33 leadership historical contexts In historical cultures, leadership typically involved hereditary succession or conquest. 2
34 leadership mainstream societies Effective leadership is vital for decision-making and coordination in mainstream societies. 2
35 leadership military strategy enthusiasts Leaders are selected based on different criteria in military strategy enthusiasts versus the general population. 2
36 leadership Anarchist communities Anarchist communities prioritize consensus-based decision making and reject hierarchical leadership. 1
37 leadership Authoritarian regimes Authoritarian regimes stress centralized and hierarchical leadership. 1
38 leadership Biblical Biblical leadership culture emphasizes humility and servant leadership. 1
39 leadership Business school The culture of the business school emphasizes leadership with a focus on strategic vision, decision-making, and influence. 1
40 leadership Contemporary democratic societies In contemporary democratic societies, leaders are typically elected based on their political skills. 1
41 leadership Corporate culture Corporate culture emphasizes teamwork and collaborative decision-making with less rigid hierarchy. 1
42 leadership Eastern philosophies Leaders in Eastern philosophies are expected to show humility, wisdom, and selfless service. 1
43 leadership Historical tribal communities Historical tribal leadership is often based on tribal elders, hereditary chiefs, or individuals with specific spiritual connections. 1
44 leadership Human societies Leadership in human societies is usually determined through elections or appointments based on qualifications and experience. 1
45 leadership Insect societies In insect societies, leadership is often determined by factors such as pheromone production or size within the colony. 1
46 leadership Machiavellian Leadership in a Machiavellian culture values strategic cunning and believes the end justifies the means. 1
47 leadership Military culture in Western countries Effective leadership in Western military culture requires a hierarchical structure and clear chain of command. 1
48 leadership Modern democracies Leadership in modern democracies is established through elections, political structures, and formal hierarchies. 1
49 leadership Mongolian military tradition Leadership in Mongolian military tradition emphasizes decentralized decision-making and a high degree of autonomy among different units. 1
50 leadership NATO military culture NATO military culture emphasizes a hierarchical leadership structure with clear chains of command. 1
51 leadership Roman Mythology Enthusiasts Leadership is valued for guiding and governing communities in various cultures, including those of Roman Mythology Enthusiasts. 1
52 leadership Small tribal communities In small tribal communities, leadership is based on wisdom, experience, and community consensus. 1
53 leadership Traditional beliefs in indigenous cultures Leadership in traditional indigenous cultures is characterized by the involvement of tribal leaders, spiritual elders, and consensus-based decision-making. 1
54 leadership Tribal societies Leadership in tribal societies is typically determined through hereditary succession or based on wisdom, courage, and contributions to the community. 1
55 leadership Urban societies Leadership in urban societies is respected for business or political acumen. 1
56 leadership Western academic community The concept of leadership in the Western academic community is studied through theories and models that focus on effectiveness and decision-making. 1
57 leadership Western scientific culture Leadership in Western scientific culture is often determined through democratic elections or merit-based selection. 1
58 leadership business Assertive and decisive leadership is often preferred in competitive business environments. 1
59 leadership hunting societies In hunting societies, leadership is based on respect for hunting and survival skills. 1
60 leadership literature Leadership in literature is often depicted as a struggle between power and ethics, with characters confronting moral dilemmas and internal struggles. 1
61 leadership mainstream Western countries Leadership in mainstream Western countries is typically grounded in political and legal structures. 1
62 leadership manufacturing industry in developed countries In the manufacturing industry in developed countries, decisive, visionary, and strategic leadership is highly valued. 1
63 leadership military tactics in ancient China The military culture in ancient China valued wise and knowledgeable leaders in its concept of leadership. 1
64 leadership nomadic tribe The leadership culture of the nomadic tribe values egalitarian decision-making and collective leadership. 1
65 leadership pagan communities in Western countries Leadership within pagan communities in Western countries may involve spiritual or nature-based roles. 1