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1. You are a critic and connoisseur for a peer-reviewed journal. You have
been cont
You are a critic and connoisseur for a peer-reviewed journal. You have been contacted as a
leader and scholar to write an academic book review on Jonathan Sacks’s (2020) Morality:
Restoring the Common Good in Divided Times for an upcoming issue of the Journal of
Leadership & Organizational Studies (SAGE).Be sure to include the following elements in
your formal book review:An overview of the topic or author. This should be something that
contextually brings the audience into the topic.The structure of the book, including the
number of chapters, some of the topics, unique aspects of the topics/chapters, and so on.A
critical examination of some of the chapter topics in-depth, including specific evidential
connections to leadership theory. How and why does it connect to a perspective of
leadership theory? Where does it fall short? (This is where you will need to showcase your
strengths as a scholar in leadership theory.)A discussion of the strengths and limitations of
the manuscript. This aims at the interests of the journal audience you are writing for,
namely the Journal of Leadership & Organizational Studies.A conclusion. In what context
would you recommend the book? Why or why not?