1. Who Am I? 1.Representative of the authority (in 1.Vicegerent of the power) 2.Execution of fixed goal Sovereign Lord of the 2. What is my responsibility? plan of management universe. 2.Establishment of What is the goal of 3.Implementation of company justice and doing of 3. administration? policies with 'efficiency' and welfare to mankind 'economy' (value neutral approach). according to God's To whom is my loyalty? 4.Power, organisation and prescriptions. 4. professional Groups. 3.Social justice and What be the style of 5.Paternalistic (Where government welfare to mankind leadership bureaucrats would decide and ladden approach) 5. people would abide by). 4.God, His Apostle and 6. Personal, class and group interest those entrusted with What are the factors that authority. influence the bureaucrats in 5. Participative. i.e., 6. decisions? decisions would be made through shura on mutual consultations with the concerned individuals. 6.Compliance to God's directives to do righteous deeds (i.e., doing welfare to mankind) and the sense of accountability to God on the Day of Judgment Source: Compiled by the author from Anthony Downs, Inside Bureaucracy, (Boston : Little Brown, 1969); Robert D. Miewald, Public Administration: A Critical Perspective, (New York : Mc Graw Hill, 1978); Yaser M. Adwan and Zahir Kayed, "The Responsiveness of Government Officials to Public Demands: A Comparative Study", Asian Affairs, Vol. 10, April-june, 1988. International Islamic University Chittagong Faculty of Business Administration MBA Programme Subject: Management and Business From the world view of Islam Lecture Series Eight: Leading or Leadership: Islamic Perspective Introduction
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Who Am I? What is my responsibility? What is the goal of administration? To whom is my loyalty? What be the style of leadership What are the factors that influence the bureaucrats in decisions? 1.Representative of the authority (in power) 2.Execution of fixed goal plan of management 3.Implementation of company policies with 'efficiency' and 'economy' (value neutral approach). 4.Power, organisation and professional Groups. 5.Paternalistic (Where government bureaucrats would decide and people would abide by). 6. Personal, class and group interest 1.Vicegerent of the Sovereign Lord of the universe. 2.Establishment of justice and doing of welfare to mankind according to God's prescriptions. 3.Social justice and welfare to mankind ladden approach) 4.God, His Apostle and those entrusted with authority. 5. Participative. i.e., decisions would be made through shura on mutual consultations with the concerned individuals. 6.Compliance to God's directives to do righteous deeds (i.e., doing welfare to mankind) and the sense of accountability to God on the Day of Judgment Source: Compiled by the author from Anthony Downs, Inside Bureaucracy, (Boston : Little Brown, 1969); Robert D. Miewald, Public Administration: A Critical Perspective, (New York : Mc Graw Hill, 1978); Yaser M. Adwan and Zahir Kayed, "The Responsiveness of Government Officials to Public Demands: A Comparative Study", Asian Affairs, Vol. 10, April-june, 1988. International Islamic University Chittagong Faculty of Business Administration MBA Programme Subject: Management and Business From the world view of Islam Lecture Series Eight: Leading or Leadership: Islamic Perspective Introduction
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