Black Swans, Dirty Hands, and the Contextual Ethics of Humanitarian Leadership in Holocaust-Era Hungary

• In Event: Public and Community Spaces: Research Findings from the Field

Short Description

This paper casts a novel light on core leadership issues, through the reinvestigation of the case of Rezső Kasztner, executive manager of a committee dedicated to rescue during the Holocaust in Hungary. It relies on a qualitative and interdisciplinary methodology, using the concepts of black swans, dirty hands, and contextualization.

Participant

• Paul Sanders, NEOMA Business School