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According to Johnson (2021), normative leadership is generally regarded as the capacity of leaders to set norms of behaviors for the organizations in which they lead. In other words, normative leadership is about perceptions of how a leader should act opposed to how leaders act. In the text, normative leadership theories are explicitly built on moral principles or norms and provide guidelines for promoting ethical leader behavior (p. 403).

Research the normative leadership theories (transformational, servant, authentic, aesthetic, benevolent, and ethical leadership) from Ch. 8 of Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership: Casting Light or Shadow.

Complete Parts 1 and 2 below to evaluate each of these theories.

Part 1: Normative Leadership Theories Tables

Include at least 6 peer-reviewed scholarly sources (one per theory) to support the information in each table.

Format your citations and references according to APA guidelines.

Transformational Leadership

Structure and Methodology
Strengths and Weaknesses
Best Application of the Theory
Ease of Implementation
References

Servant Leadership

Structure and Methodology
Strengths and Weaknesses
Best Application of the Theory
Ease of Implementation
References

Authentic Leadership

Structure and Methodology
Strengths and Weaknesses
Best Application of the Theory
Ease of Implementation
References

Aesthetic Leadership

Structure and Methodology
Strengths and Weaknesses
Best Application of the Theory
Ease of Implementation
References

Benevolent Leadership

Structure and Methodology
Strengths and Weaknesses
Best Application of the Theory
Ease of Implementation
References

Ethical Leadership

Structure and Methodology
Strengths and Weaknesses
Best Application of the Theory
Ease of Implementation
References

Part 2: Summary

Write a 175-word summary that illustrates which theory best describes you as a leader, including how your evaluation of each theory added to your understanding and practice of ethical leadership.

I am a servant leader

Reference

Johnson, C.E. (2021). Meeting the ethical challenges of leadership: Casting light or shadow. (7th ed.). Sage.