Reflections on Leadership
Editat de Richard A. Couto Cuvânt înainte de James MacGregor Burns Contribuţii de Barbara Kellerman, Edwin P. Hollander, J Thomas Wren, Laurien Alexandre, Georgia Sorenson, Adam Yarmolinsky, Tiffany Keller, Terry L. Price, Margaret Wheatley, Gill Hickman, Larraine Matusak, Robin Gerber, Ronald Waltersen Limba Engleză Paperback – 26 apr 2007
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780761837411
ISBN-10: 0761837418
Pagini: 199
Dimensiuni: 153 x 229 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția University Press of America
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0761837418
Pagini: 199
Dimensiuni: 153 x 229 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția University Press of America
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Part 1 Foreword
Chapter 2 Introduction
Part 3 I: James MacGregor Burns and Leadership
Chapter 4 James MacGregor Burns: Leo as Leader
Chapter 5 An Intellectual History of Leadership Studies
Chapter 6 The Scholarly/Practical Challenge in Leadership
Part 7 II: Understanding Leadership
Chapter 8 Relating Leadership to Active Followership
Chapter 9 Jumping Frogs, and the Multi-Level Analysis of Leadership
Chapter 10 Leadership and Common Purpose
Chapter 11 Leadership and the Vox Populi
Chapter 12 Leadership: Gender Excluded Yet Embraced
Chapter 13 A New Paradigm for a New Leadership
Part 14 III: Finding Leadership after Leadership
Chapter 15 Can Organizations Meet the Test of Transforming Leadership?
Chapter 16 The Leadership of Ordinary People
Chapter 17 Leadership and a Place Called Hope
Chapter 18 Leadership from the Bottom Up
Chapter 19 Effective Narratives of Adaptive Work
Chapter 20 Conclusion as Prologue
Part 21 Contributors
Chapter 2 Introduction
Part 3 I: James MacGregor Burns and Leadership
Chapter 4 James MacGregor Burns: Leo as Leader
Chapter 5 An Intellectual History of Leadership Studies
Chapter 6 The Scholarly/Practical Challenge in Leadership
Part 7 II: Understanding Leadership
Chapter 8 Relating Leadership to Active Followership
Chapter 9 Jumping Frogs, and the Multi-Level Analysis of Leadership
Chapter 10 Leadership and Common Purpose
Chapter 11 Leadership and the Vox Populi
Chapter 12 Leadership: Gender Excluded Yet Embraced
Chapter 13 A New Paradigm for a New Leadership
Part 14 III: Finding Leadership after Leadership
Chapter 15 Can Organizations Meet the Test of Transforming Leadership?
Chapter 16 The Leadership of Ordinary People
Chapter 17 Leadership and a Place Called Hope
Chapter 18 Leadership from the Bottom Up
Chapter 19 Effective Narratives of Adaptive Work
Chapter 20 Conclusion as Prologue
Part 21 Contributors
Recenzii
Richard Couto has assembled a diverse group of noted leadership scholars, all influenced in some way by James MacGregor Burns's Leadership, and by Burns himself. Reflections on Leadership is an outstanding addition to the leadership literature and a wonderful and thoughtful tribute to Jim Burns.
If the hallmark of a great work of art or scholarship is the compulsion it sparks to keep pondering its revelations, its mysteries, and its creator, then James MacGregor Burns's path breaking volume, Leadership fits the bill. In Reflections on Leadership, Richard Couto assembles a distinguished group of contributors to examine critically Burns's foundational oeuvre, as well as his unique persona and field-shaping initiatives, through multiple prisims-theoretical, practical, historical, and personal. We even hear Burns, himself, thoughtfully, humorously, and modestly musing about his intellectual U-turns and where he currently is heading. Don't miss this gem!
For the student of leadership, [this book] offers a challenging 'insider's view' of how leadership scholars view leadership....
The book's deft editing guides readers through the separate chapters; integrates the contributors' perspectives into a theoretical construct; and concludes with a synthesis of new perspectives around three shortcomings of Leadership. As a whole, the volume looks back at a classic in the emerging field of leadership studies, addresses central challenges left to us, and offers direction for the field's continued evolution.
If the hallmark of a great work of art or scholarship is the compulsion it sparks to keep pondering its revelations, its mysteries, and its creator, then James MacGregor Burns's path breaking volume, Leadership fits the bill. In Reflections on Leadership, Richard Couto assembles a distinguished group of contributors to examine critically Burns's foundational oeuvre, as well as his unique persona and field-shaping initiatives, through multiple prisims-theoretical, practical, historical, and personal. We even hear Burns, himself, thoughtfully, humorously, and modestly musing about his intellectual U-turns and where he currently is heading. Don't miss this gem!
For the student of leadership, [this book] offers a challenging 'insider's view' of how leadership scholars view leadership....
The book's deft editing guides readers through the separate chapters; integrates the contributors' perspectives into a theoretical construct; and concludes with a synthesis of new perspectives around three shortcomings of Leadership. As a whole, the volume looks back at a classic in the emerging field of leadership studies, addresses central challenges left to us, and offers direction for the field's continued evolution.