unprincipled leadership
/ʌnˌprɪnsɪpləd ˈlɛdərʃɪp/ · un.prin.cip.led.lead.ership
noun
- A style of governance characterized by a disregard for ethics, morals, or the well-being of citizens. The unprincipled leadership of the corrupt regime was widely condemned by the international community.
- A leadership approach that prioritizes personal gain or power over the greater good. The company's unprincipled leadership led to a series of scandals and financial losses.
adjective
- Lacking a sense of right and wrong, often resulting in unethical decision-making. The unprincipled leadership of the organization was evident in their treatment of employees.
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Did you know? The concept of unprincipled leadership has been explored in various works of literature, including George Orwell's 'Animal Farm', which critiques the dangers of totalitarianism and the corrupting influence of power.