Philosophical Roots in Husserl\'s Approach
Researchers have posited quantities of explanations as regards the suicide phenomenon itself and to that end they have conducted numerous laboratory/ quantitative studies. Very few have evaluated the mother's feelings on the phenomena, and this is particularly difficult to do given that this is a taboo subject. However, interviewing the mothers, and delving into how they feel form their perspective may likely bring up new areas for exploration. Through examination of the etiology and phenomenology of suicide from the parent's perspective, the author of this research explains how to recognize its many faces, enhancing social workers' ability, when dealing with this population (of both parents and wider family of the suicide individual) to uncover dangers that others, exposed to conventional descriptions, may miss (Shea, 1999).
Leadership Competencies the Accelerating Pace
The accelerating pace of change in globalization, communications, disruptive technologies, capital flows and alliances have created fundamental shifts in business operations and in leading a group (Hughes, 2004).