Motivation Factors in the Military: Ethical Leadership and Virtue Ethics  

作　　者：Evaggelia Kiosi Konstantinos M.Karyotakis 

机构地区：[1]National and Kapodestrian University of Athens,Zografou,Greece University of the Peloponnese,Kalamata,Greece Hellenic Police Academy,Athens,Greece [2]Technical University of Crete,Chania,Greece Hellenic Police Academy,Athens,Greece

出　　处：《Psychology Research》2020年第8期293-299,共7页心理学研究：英文版

摘　　要：This paper focuses on employee motivation factors in military organizations.In the context of the special mission of the military profession,military leadership is approached in an effort to demonstrate the importance and necessity of its ethical dimension in relation to employee motivation.On the motivation factors related to employee personality traits,the paper seeks to demonstrate—through Aristotle’s philosophical reasoning(virtue ethics)—that military virtues have to define each member of the Armed Forces in order to fulfill his/her mission.The methodology part of this paper uses the method of interview with permanent officers of the Hellenic Armed Forces in order to prove the strong relationship between ethical leadership,virtue ethics,and employee motivation in the military.

关 键 词：ARMY ETHICS LEADERSHIP MOTIVATION VIRTUE 

分 类 号：H31[语言文字—英语]