Leadership /
A systematic study, ranging from the salons of eighteenth-century Paris to the revolutionary cadres of the present century, views leadership as dialectic, synthetic, collective, and consciousness-raising and scrutinizes its causes and effects.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Harper & Row,
©1978.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Series: | Cass Canfield book
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue: The crisis of leadership
- PART I: LEADERSHIP: POWER AND PURPOSE: The power of leadership
- The structure of moral leadership
- PART II: ORIGINS OF LEADERSHIP: The psychological matrix of leadership
- The social sources of leadership
- The crucibles of political leadership
- PART III: TRANSFORMING LEADERSHIP: Intellectual leadership: ideas as moral power
- Reform leadership
- Revolutionary leadership
- Heroes and ideologues
- PART IV: TRANSACTIONAL LEADERSHIP: Opinion leadership: the missing piece of the puzzle
- Group leadership: bargainers and bureaucrats
- Party leadership
- Legislative leaderhip: the price of consensus
- Executive leadership
- PART V: IMPLICATIONS: THEORY AND PRACTICE: Decision and change
- Toward a general theory
- Political leadership as practical influence.