Descrição
In this exploration of leadership, Jaap van Ginneken delves into the qualities that define natural leaders throughout history, such as De Gaulle, Sarkozy, Obama, and Fortuyn. Through a psychological lens, he examines the intricate dynamics of mass movements and the charisma that propels certain figures into the spotlight.
Van Ginneken's analysis not only highlights the traits that resonate with audiences but also probes deeper into the social and historical contexts that shape these influential leaders. He invites readers to reflect on what it means to lead effectively in times of both crisis and calm.
With a blend of historical insights and psychological theory, this work lays bare the complexities of leadership, encouraging a broader understanding of the forces that shape societal leaders and their enduring impact.
Van Ginneken's analysis not only highlights the traits that resonate with audiences but also probes deeper into the social and historical contexts that shape these influential leaders. He invites readers to reflect on what it means to lead effectively in times of both crisis and calm.
With a blend of historical insights and psychological theory, this work lays bare the complexities of leadership, encouraging a broader understanding of the forces that shape societal leaders and their enduring impact.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Brochura
Páginas
224 páginas
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
jun 1, 2015
Editora
Atlas Contact
ISBN-10
9047008472
ISBN-13
9789047008477