HD ATS1020 - Leadership for social change 1 Notes

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If you’re tackling ATS1020, these notes are the perfect resource to help you navigate the complexities of global issues and social change. As a second-year HD Global Studies student, I've put together a comprehensive set of notes covering every week of the unit, based on the readings and class materials. What’s Covered: Introduction & Global Thinking: Exploring global issues through different perspectives (Mark Juergensmeyer, Charles Harper & Kevin Leicht) Social Change (i & ii): Understanding social movements and teamwork (Amy C. Edmondson, Laurence Cox, Anna Peterson) Leadership (i & ii): Leadership theory, teamwork, conflict management, and the challenges of diverse teams (Christian Harrison, Toegel & Barsoux, Anne Peterson) Global Topic 1: Radicalisation (Case Studies 1 & 2): Examining terrorism, radicalisation, sociolinguistics, and extremist language (Simon Keith, Jamie Bartlett & Carl Miller, Waleed Aly, Sheryl Prentice et al.) Global Topic 2: Indigeneity (Case Studies 1 & 2): The Guatemalan Holocaust, Indigenous knowledge, and colonial violence (Rigoberta Menchú, Tyson Yunkaporta) Global Topic 3: Mass Atrocities (Case Studies 1 & 2): The Srebrenica massacre and genocide resilience (Philip Gourevitch) Key Readings: Mark Juergensmeyer: Thinking Globally Charles Harper & Kevin Leicht: Exploring Social Change Amy C. Edmondson: Teamwork on the Fly Jon R. Katzenbach & Douglas K. Smith: The Discipline of Teams Laurence Cox: Why We Need Social Movements Anna Peterson: Ideas and Practices – Minding the Gap Christian Harrison: Leadership Theory and Research Jennifer Tilghman-Havens: Disrupting Dominance: Privilege and Shared Power Jamie Bartlett & Carl Miller: The Edge of Violence Rigoberta Menchú: The Guatemalan Holocaust Waleed Aly: Woke Politics and Power Why These Notes? Clear and structured summaries for each week Detailed explanations of key readings and concepts Insights into global topics like radicalisation, indigeneity, and mass atrocities Great for exam prep, assignments, and a deeper understanding of global social change