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Governance and Social Leadership
About This Book
Governance and Social Leadership examines the inadequacies of current theories on leadership in order to help us better understand the process of leadership and to suggest mechanisms for change. The proliferation of examples of poor political, religious, corporate and even grass roots leadership is troubling, to say the least. Perhaps more troubling is the resulting cynicismâand apathyâon the part of populations who sorely desire, and deserve, better leadership and governance. There are many and varied sources of theories and practical advice on leadership but, as Robert A. Campbell suggests, too many simply play into our need for quick fixes and novelty and do not reflect what is actually going on in the world. In Governance and Social Leadership, Campbell examines the dynamic nature of organizations and humans systems and our capacity, or incapacity, to act.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Notice
- Table of Contents
- List of Figures
- Preface
- 1. Setting the Stage
- 2. Foundations
- 3. Relationships
- 4. Context and Structure
- 5. Managing Resources
- 6. Meetings
- 7. Understanding Leadership
- 8. Studying Leadership
- 9. Governance, Hierarchies, Markets
- 10. Networks and Sustainability Governance
- 11. Servant Leadership
- 12. Social Leadership
- References
- Index