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This systematic literature review examines the interaction between leadership styles and crisis communication attributes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Analyzing the four primary leadership styles that emerge in the literature – transformational, adaptive, collaborative and decentralized – their unique contribution during times of crisis is identified. Transformational leaders inspire through empathy and vision; adaptive leaders are characterized by flexibility and transparency; collaborative leaders emphasize inclusivity and decentralized leaders value
delegation. The findings highlight sector-specific applications in education, healthcare, and public administration. They show that leadership plays a central role in managing uncertainty. The study creates a framework that links leadership styles, communication attributes and
outputs, providing a basis for future sector- and crisis-specific research.
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Crisis leadership Crisis communication Covid-19 Crisis management
