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1 Reader s Guide This list is provided to assist readers in locating entries on related topics. It classifies entries into nineteen general categories: Arts and Intellectual, Biographies,, Case Studies, Cross-Cultural and International Topics, Domains, Followership, Military, Personal Characteristics of Leaders, Politics/Government, Power,, Science and Technology, Situational Factors, Social Movements and Change, Study of, Theories, and Women and Gender. Some entry titles appear in more than one category. ARTS AND INTELLECTUAL LEADERSHIP Arts Beatles, The Beethoven, Ludwig van Du Bois, W. E. B. Freud, Sigmund Graham, Martha Hitchcock, Alfred Libraries Literature Marx, Karl Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Music Nietzsche, Friedrich Phillips, Sam Picasso, Pablo Philosophy BIOGRAPHIES Alinsky, Saul Beethoven, Ludwig van Castro, Fidel Charlemagne Churchill, Winston Cromwell, Oliver Du Bois, W. E. B. Edison, Thomas Freud, Sigmund Friedan, Betty Gompers, Samuel xi Graham, Billy Graham, Martha Gregory I, St. Hitchcock, Alfred Hitler, Adolf Jesus John XXIII, Pope Johnson, Lyndon Kennedy, John F. King, Billie Jean Kroc, Ray Lee, Ann Lee, Robert E. Lenin, Vladimir Lincoln, Abraham Lombardi, Vince Luther, Martin Machiavelli, Niccolo
2 xii ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LEADERSHIP Marx, Karl Mayer, Louis B. Morgan, Arthur E. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Napoleon Nelson, Horatio Lord Nietzsche, Friedrich Patton, George S. Paul, St. Phillips, Sam Picasso, Pablo Reagan, Ronald Robinson, Jackie Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Theodore Russell, Bill Stalin, Josef Washington, George Whitefield, George Wilson, Woodrow Young, Brigham BUSINESS Bank of America Kroc, Ray Labor Movement Management Management, Mayer, Louis B. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Catalogue Small Women and CASE STUDIES Bank of America Beatles, The Christian Right Civil Rights Act of 1964 Cuban Missile Crisis D-Day East Timor, Founding of Environmental Protection Agency Farm Worker Movement Free Press in Panama, Creation of Jonestown Mass Suicide Lewis and Clark Expedition Modern Olympics Movement Race to the South Pole Sears, Roebuck & Co. Catalogue September 11th Singapore, Founding of Stonewall Rebellion Suez Crisis of 1956 Truth and Reconciliation Commissions United States Constitution Women s Olympics Xian Incident CROSS-CULTURAL AND INTERNATIONAL TOPICS Confucianism Cross-Cultural East Timor, Founding of Globalization International Association
3 Reader s Guide xiii Modern Olympics Movement Singapore, Founding of Suez Crisis of 1956 Truth and Reconciliation Commissions Xian Incident DOMAINS Arts Civil Rights Movement Coaching Community Development Congressional E-Commerce Education, Higher Education, K 12 Education: Overview Entrepreneurship Environmental Movement Family es Family Gangs Intentional Communities Labor Movement Libraries Literature Management, Military Music Nonprofit Organizations Organizing Parliament, British Politics Presidential, U.S. Public Health Science and Technology Small Sports Traditional Societies Youth FOLLOWERSHIP Alienation Altruism Collective Action Follower-Oriented Followers, Motivation of Followership Leader-Follower Relationships Leaderless Groups Mentoring Obedience Self-Management LEADERSHIP STYLES Autocratic Democratic Dysfunctional E- Eupsychian Management Individualism and Collectivism Innovative Invisible Laissez-Faire Leading at a Distance Narcissistic Reconstructive Shared Socio-Emotional Strategic Transformational and Transactional Tyrannical MILITARY D-Day Lee, Robert E. Napoleon Nelson, Horatio Lord Patton, George S. PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LEADERS Achievement Motivation Authenticity Big Five Personality Traits Charisma Cognitive Structures Conformity Creativity Dominance and Submission Efficacy Ethics, Contemporary Ethics: Overview Happiness Hope Humor Idiosyncrasy Credit Intelligence, Emotional Intelligence, Social Intelligence, Verbal Intelligences, Other Leading from Within Modeling and Leading by Example Motivation, Intrinsic and Extrinsic Narratives Negative Capability Optimism Personality and Group Roles Power Motivation Resiliency Rhetoric Risk Taking Schemata, Scripts, and Mental Models Self-Interest Tacit Knowledge Trust
4 xiv ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LEADERSHIP POLITICS/GOVERNMENT Castro, Fidel Charlemagne Christian Right Churchill, Winston Civil Rights Act of 1964 Congressional Cromwell, Oliver Cuban Missile Crisis Groupthink History Hitler, Adolf Johnson, Lyndon Kennedy, John F. Lenin, Vladimir Lincoln, Abraham Machiavelli, Niccolo Parliament, British Political Science Politics Presidential, U.S. Reagan, Ronald Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Theodore Stalin, Josef United States Constitution Washington, George Wilson, Woodrow Women and Political POWER Coercion Influence Tactics Power Distance Power of Ideas Power Sharing Power, Six Bases of Power: Overview RELIGION Ethics: Overview Graham, Billy Gregory I, St. Jesus John XXIII, Pope Jonestown Mass Suicide Lee, Ann Luther, Martin Paul, St. Spirituality Whitefield, George Young, Brigham SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Edison, Thomas Environmental Justice Environmental Protection Agency Lewis and Clark Expedition Morgan, Arthur E. Public Health Race to the South Pole Science and Technology SITUATIONAL FACTORS Adaptive Work Boundaries and Authority Bureaucracy Change Management Coalitions Communication Competition Conflict Contingency Theories Corporate Social Responsibility Crisis Cross-Cultural Decision Making Dirty Hands Distribution of Economic Justice Empowerment Ethics, Contemporary Friendship Globalization Group Cohesiveness Group Decision Rules Group Effectiveness Group Norms Group Process
5 Reader s Guide xv Group Satisfaction Groupthink Intergroup Processes Effectiveness for the Common Good in the Digital Age Succession Learning Organization Legacy Majority and Minority Influence Management Moral Imagination Motivational Contagion Networks and Networked Organizations Organizational Climate and Culture Organizational Dynamics Organizational Justice Organizational Theory Poverty and Inequality Psychological Substructures Racial Minorities Relational Approaches Resistance Romance of Spirituality Substitutes for Task Team Teamwork Total Quality Management Upward Influence SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND CHANGE Alinsky, Saul Farm Worker Movement Intentional Communities Organizing Stonewall Rebellion STUDY OF LEADERSHIP History International Association Philosophy Political Science Social Psychology Sociology THEORIES Actor Network Theory Attribution Processes Charismatic Theory Confucianism Connective Constructivism Decision Making: The Vroom/ Yetton/Jago Models Deep Change Discourse Ethics Distinctive Competence Approach Elite Theory GLOBE Research Program Grounded Theory Group and Systems Theory Hot Groups Implicit Theories Integrative Theory Justice Labeling Theory Leader Categorization Theory Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) Theory Development Theories: Overview Mental Models Methodologies of Research Path-Goal Analysis Psychoanalytic Theory Qualitative Methods Situational and Contingency Approaches to Social Dilemmas Social Identity Theory Social Capital Theories Sociobiology of Systems Theory Theories X, Y, and Z Transformational and Visionary Transformistic Theory Visionary Theory WOMEN AND GENDER Barriers to Women s Children, Socialization and Development in Congressional Friedan, Betty Gender and Authority Gender Gap Gender Stereotypes Gender-Based Structure of Work King, Billie Jean Patriarchy Roosevelt, Eleanor Women and Women and Men as Leaders Women and Political Women and Social Change Women s Olympics Women s Value Orientation
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