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Political Leadership, Multiple-component retail product Book

Political Leadership Multiple-component retail product

Edited by David C. Bell

Part of the Sage Library of Political Science series

Multiple-component retail product

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Leadership is one of the principal interests of the social sciences. Drawing on psychology, sociology, anthropology and business studies as well as philosophy and history, this four-volume collection focuses on democratic leadership in the political sphere. What makes a successful political leader? How much influence can an individual really have? Why are so few top political leaders women? David Bell roots this collection in the classic works of Machiavelli and Weber, before turning to the work of the American political scientists who were the first to study leadership in a systematic way in the 1960s, and coming right up-to-date with the work of Skowronek and others.

Theories of leadership Machiavelli and political leadership Weber′s view of political leadership Leadership character Ethics of leadership The entourage - the leader′s team Political artifice in leadership The leadership effect.

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