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Prologue: The Crisis of Leadership | |
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Leadership: Power and Purpose | |
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The Power of Leadership | |
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The Two Essentials of Power | |
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Leadership and Followership | |
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What Leadership Is Not: Closing the Intellectual Gap | |
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The Structure of Moral Leadership | |
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The Power and Sources of Values | |
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Conflict and Consciousness | |
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The Elevating Power of Leadership | |
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Origins of Leadership | |
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The Psychological Matrix of Leadership | |
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The Cocoon of Personality | |
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The Wellsprings of Want | |
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The Transmutation of Need | |
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The Hierarchies of Need and Value | |
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The Social Sources of Leadership | |
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The Family as Imperium | |
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Political Schooling | |
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Self-esteem, Social Role, and Empathy | |
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The Crucibles of Political Leadership | |
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The Spur of Ambition | |
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The Need for Gratification | |
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Openings and Closures: The Structure of Political Opportunity | |
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The Creation of Followers | |
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Transforming Leadership | |
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Intellectual Leadership; Ideas as Moral Power | |
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Intellectuals at the Tension Points | |
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Liberty and Power | |
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Intellectuals and the Nature of Liberty | |
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The Intellectual Test of Transforming Power | |
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Reform Leadership | |
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Great Britain: The Insistent Particularists | |
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Russia: Reform from Above | |
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Reform in America: Dilemmas of Transforming Leadership | |
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Revolutionary Leadership | |
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France: The Maelstrom of Leadership | |
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Russia: The Vocation of Leadership | |
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China: The Cult of Leadership | |
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Heroes and Ideologues | |
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Heroic Leadership | |
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Ideological Leadership | |
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Leadership as Transformation | |
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Transactional Leadership | |
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Opinion Leadership: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle | |
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Arousal: The Mobilization of Political Opinion | |
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Aggregation: The Alignment of Opinion | |
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Voting: The Conversion of Opinion | |
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Group Leadership: Bargainers and Bureaucrats | |
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The Leadership of Small Groups | |
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Bureaucracy Versus Leadership | |
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Leadership in Political Interest Groups | |
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Party Leadership | |
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Parties: Conflict and Leadership | |
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Party Leaders and Government Leaders | |
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One-Party Leadership | |
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Party Leadership: Power and Change | |
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Legislative Leadership: The Price of Consensus | |
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The Legislator as Leader | |
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Group Leadership and Legislative Structure | |
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Central Legislative Leadership | |
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Executive Leadership | |
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The Political Executive: Power and Purpose | |
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The Executive Leader as Decision Maker | |
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The American President as Executive Leader | |
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Implications: Theory and Practice | |
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Decision and Change | |
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The Leader as Policy Maker | |
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Decision and Dissent | |
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The Test: Real, Intended Change | |
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Toward a General Theory | |
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Leadership and Collective Purpose | |
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Leadership as Causation | |
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Leadership and Change | |
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Political Leadership as Practical Influence | |
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Teaching Leadership or Manipulation? | |
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The Armament of Leadership | |
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Leadership: Of Whom? To What? | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Sources | |
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Index | |