anti-leadership

English

Etymology

anti (“against”) +‎ leadership

Noun

anti-leadership (uncountable)

  1. The absence, rejection, or active opposition to traditional or established forms of leadership.
  2. A style of management or governance characterized by the subversion, disruption, or decentralization of hierarchical authority.
  3. Behavior or ideology that challenges the necessity, legitimacy, or effectiveness of conventional leaders.
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