Discuss the role of leadership in tackling global problems such as poverty, health, human rights, inequality and the

Discuss the role of leadership in tackling global problems such as poverty, health, human rights, inequality and theenvironment.There are no specific readings for this question. You need to search for the relevant literature for each topic or problemand then combine them with the appropriate leadership literature.*You can use a case example(s) very concisely to illustrate your argument!General Advice on WritingIn addressing these questions, students are encouraged to develop a theoretically informed analysis and criticalperspectives on issues of social, political and policy significance. While considering multiple levels of analysis andvariety of viewpoints, you need to narrow down the scope of the core, substantive discussion and focus on a specific issuein a particular context.For all questions you should introduce relevant theories, overview of the chosen field in the form of a brief literaturereview, and consider the following:what critical issues or problems emerge in the particular context/ field;in what ways practitioners perceive the issues and responses;how organisations/ groups/ people are responding to them;how you can interpret and evaluate the findings in light of the literature; andwhat you can suggest for improvement.In your analysis, consider not only the current trends but also future prospect. You should examine the dominant discourseof transformation but also the logic of opposition and resistance. You can draw in one or several case examples to supportyour argument.In constructing the analysis, you need to consider the following basic questions:What issues or problems are you addressing (topic)?Why are they important?How can you frame them into a body of knowledge (framing)?What are the central questions or debates identified in the literature (literature review)?What kinds of views, theories or models are available in the literature and which is the most applicable for your questions?In what ways can you develop a meaningful, coherent and consistent discussion in terms of research questions, methods, dataand scope, level and logic of analysis (research design)?What kinds of information, evidences and illustrations can you use to support our argument (data collection)?What are the most significant findings, conclusions and implications of our analysis with respect to existing literature andfuture directions of research (analysis and discussion)?What are the contributions and limitations of your analysis in terms of theory and practice?Are you communicating these in the clearest way (presentation), especially in the introduction and conclusion?