Archie Brown
What’s inside
This book challenges the notion that strong, dominant leaders are the most successful and desirable. It analyzes political leadership across different eras, offering insights into various leadership styles and their effectiveness.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the complexities of political leadership
- Reevaluating the attributes of effective leaders
- Gaining historical perspective on leadership in politics
- Learning about the impact of leadership styles on society
Key Points
- The misconception of ‘strong’ leadership
- Analysis of democratic versus authoritarian regimes
- Leadership effectiveness across historical contexts
- Case studies of prominent leaders
- The role of collective leadership
- Dissecting the cult of personality
- The importance of moral leadership
Who’s it For
- Students of political science
- History enthusiasts
- Aspiring politicians
- Leadership scholars
- Anyone interested in the dynamics of power and leadership
About the author
Archie Brown is an emeritus professor of politics at Oxford University, known for his expertise in Russian politics and the study of leadership.