Political and Civic Leadership : a Reference Handbook.
I jumped at the chance to shepherd this collection. This was personal for me. In the past, when I had prepared to teach courses on political leadership, I had come up with a dearth of recent scholarly attention to the topic. Perhaps my perspective on politics and leadership exacerbated the difficult...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Thousand Oaks :
SAGE Publications,
2010.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Contents; Foreword; Introduction; About the Editor; Part I: Introduction to Politics and Civic Leadership; 1
- POLITICS; 2
- LEADERSHIP; 3
- LEADERSHIP AND VALUES; 4
- CITIZENSHIP; 5
- CIVIL SOCIETY; Part II: Philosophy and Theories of Political and Civic Leadership; 6
- LEADERSHIP AS VIRTUE IN CLASSICAL PHILOSOPHY; 7
- THE HERO MYTH; 8
- SOCIAL ORIGINS OF AUTHORITY; 9
- PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL LEADERSHIP; 10
- AUTHORITY; 11
- POLITICAL TRADITIONS: Conservatism, Liberalism, and Republicanism.
- 12
- POLITICAL TRADITIONS: Left Political Movements and the Politics of Social Justice13
- DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL LEADERSHIP; 14
- CONTEMPORARY LEADERSHIP THEORIES; 15
- INTEGRAL LEADERSHIP THEORY; 16
- POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND DISCOURSE THEORY; Part III: Purposes of Political and Civic Leadership; 17
- COMMON GOOD; 18
- JUSTICE AND EQUALITY; 19
- PUBLIC GOODS; 20
- UTOPIA; 21
- PEACE; 22
- WARRANTED HOPE; 23
- LIBERTY AND FREEDOM; 24
- HUMAN RIGHTS; 25
- EMPOWERMENT; 26
- SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; 27
- CRISIS LEADERSHIP; Part IV: The Failure of Politics; 28
- POLITICAL VIOLENCE; 29
- WAR.
- 30
- CORRUPTION31
- TYRANNIES ANCIENT AND MODERN; Part V: The Processes of Political and Civic Leadership; 32
- ELECTIONS AND ELECTORAL SYSTEMS; 33
- POLICY MAKING; 34
- LOBBYING; 35
- ADVOCACY; 36
- CITIZEN ADVOCACY AND CIVIL SOCIETY; 37
- DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY; 38
- POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS; 39
- PROTEST AND REVOLUTION; 40
- SOCIAL MOVEMENTS; 41
- FREE SPACES; 42
- COMMUNITY ORGANIZING; 43
- TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION; Part VI: The Institutions of Political and Civic Leadership; 44
- MULTINATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS; 45
- BUREAUCRACY; 46
- POLITICAL PARTIES; 47
- PRESIDENTS AND PRIME MINISTERS.
- 48
- LEGISLATURES49
- MILITARY; 50
- LEGAL SYSTEMS; 51
- PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION; 52
- VOLUNTARY SECTOR; 53
- PHILANTHROPY; Part VII: The Contexts of Political and Civic Leadership; 54
- POLITICAL CULTURE; 55
- NATIONALISM; 56
- LEADERSHIP CULTURES; 57
- CIVIL RELIGION; 58
- POWER AND PARTICIPATION; 59
- GENDER AND POWER; 60
- IMPERIALISM AND POSTCOLONIALISM; 61
- GENDER AND PUBLIC LEADERSHIP; 62
- RACE; 63
- PUBLIC OPINION AND PUBLIC JUDGMENT; 64
- THE NEWS MEDIA; 65
- GLOBALIZATION; 66
- POLITICAL ECONOMY; 67
- TRUST; 68
- RESPECT; 69
- SOCIAL CAPITAL.
- Part VIII: The Psychology of Political and Civic Leadership70
- PERSONALITY AND LEADERSHIP; 71
- INDIVIDUATION AND ARCHETYPES; 72
- POLITICAL CORRECTNESS AS POLITICS; 73
- TOXIC LEADERSHIP; 74
- ALTRUISM; 75
- PERSONAL ORIGINS OF PUBLIC COMMITMENT; 76
- HUMAN DEVELOPMENT; Part IX: The Tasks and Tools of Political and Civic Leadership; 77
- SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER; 78
- ACCOUNTABILITY; 79
- ETHICS; 80
- DECEPTION; 81
- NEGOTIATING; 82
- PRAGMATISM AND COMPROMISE; 83
- INFLUENCE; 84
- SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP; 85
- CONFLICT; 86
- CONNECTIVE LEADERSHIP; 87
- GROUPS AND TEAMS.
- 88
- STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR ADVOCACY.