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Hatem Ali Abdullah Hadminstration81@tu.edu.iq
Aysar Hussein Khalaf acer.h.khalaf@st.tu.edu.iq


Abstract

This study aims to identify the nature of the relationship between dual leadership and the future of organizations through the modified role of governance (the board of directors). It also aims to determine the extent of the impact of dual leadership on the future of organizations and define the modified role of corporate governance by adjusting the strength of the relationship and not its direction. To achieve the goal of the research, the researcher resorted to the descriptive analytical approach to collect data through the questionnaire, which is the main tool for the study, as well as analyzing these data through a set of statistical methods (SPSS) and (SMART-PLS). The study was applied in the field of private banks operating in Iraq, the city of Baghdad in particular. Six private banks were selected, namely the International Development Bank, Babel Bank, Gulf Commercial Bank, Trans-Iraq Bank, Trade Bank of Iraq and Union Bank of Iraq. The study population composed of department directors, assistant directors, division directors, and unit directors who were (160) individuals. A non-random sample (intentional) was drawn from them according to the equation (Green, 1990) to be represented by (114) individuals. A questionnaire was distributed to them, and 105 forms was retrieved. (97) Of which were valid for analysis.


            The study concludes that dual leadership has a significant effect on the future of organizations, but the strength of this influence increases by adjusting the strength of the relationship practiced by governance (the board of directors). The study recommends separating the executive management from the board of directors in order to modify the direction of the relationship and not just its strength.

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Abdullah, H. A., & Khalaf, A. H. (2021). The modified role for Governance between the leadership duality and the organizations future: An analytical study for a sample opinion of workers in operating private banks in Iraq. Tikrit Journal of Administrative and Economic Sciences, 17(56, 3), 110–125. https://doi.org/10.25130/tjaes.17.56.3.7
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