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Bad leadership: what it is, how it happens, why it matters
2004, Harvard Business School Press
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Bad Leadership: What It Is, How It Happens, Why It Matters (Leadership for the Common Good)
September 2004, Harvard Business School Press
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Table of Contents
Webs of significance
Claiming the bad side
Reasons for being bad
Making meaning of being bad
Incompetent : Juan Antonio Samaranch, Abdurrahman Wahid, Jill Barad
Rigid : Mary Meeker, Robert Haas, Sumner Redstone, Vladimir Putin
Intemperate : Marion Barry, Jr., Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson, James Bakker and Henry Lyons, William Bennett
Callous : Al Dunlap, Rudolph Giuliani, Leona Helmsley, Howell Raines
Corrupt : William Aramony, Vincent (Buddy) Cianci, Jr., Mario Villanueva, Andrew Fastow
Insular : Bill Clinton, Lee Raymond, James W. Johnston
Evil : Radovan Karadzic, Saddam Hussein, Pol Pot, Jim Jones and David Koresh
Costs and benefits
Comments and corrections.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [245]-270) and index.
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"WHEN HE WAS INSTALLED as president of Harvard University in October 2001, Lawrence Summers delivered a speech in which he declared that "in this new century, nothing will matter more than the education of future leaders and the development of new ideas.""
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