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_aLeadership lessons from the ancient world _bhow learning from the past can win you the future _cArthur Cotterell, Roger Lowe, Ian Shaw |
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_bJohn Wiley _aNew Delhi _c2006 |
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520 | _aSummary "Leadership - Lessons from the Ancient World explores eighteen key themes, from risk-taking to empowerment, using well-known historical leaders to highlight the timeless principles underlying each one. Combining a wealth of management experience with a fascination with what defines and creates effective leadership, the authors - a classical historian, a chartered manager and a trainer in a multinational company - examine the actions of each leader in the context of their own time, connect their stories to current theory and provide an up-to-date case study to help readers apply the principles to their own practice. A final chapter sums up the lessons of the book, and suggests the direction that leadership development should take in order to cope with the challenges of globalization and technological advance."--BOOK JACKET. Contents 1. Courage : the daring of Ramesses II at Kadesh 2. Risk taking : Thutmose III's handling of his forces 3. The ability to motivate : the military revolution of Wuling 4. Creating a compelling vision : the commoner emperor Liu Bang 5. Developing people : the Han emperor Wu Di's approach 6. Focusing on results : the strategy of Themistocles 7. Integrity : the political supremacy of Pericles 8. Taking decisive action : the critical decisions of Epaminondas 9. Influencing people : Alexander's multi-ethnic kingdom 10. Leaving a legacy : the abdication of Candragupta 11. Representing the business : Hannibal's invasion of Italy 12. Creativity : the resourcefulness of Zhu Geliang 13. Learning : Li Shimin and Wei Zheng 14. Change : Sulla's constitutional reforms 15. Networking : Cicero's efforts to find allies 16. Dealing with conflict : the policies of Vespasian 17. Empowerment : Diocletian's imperial reforms 18. Recognising achievement : the triumph of Belisarius 19. Winning as a leader. | ||
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