Don't Know Much About History
It is sometimes said that most Americans live in “the United States of Amnesia.” Less widely recognized is how many American policy makers live there too. Speaking about his book Doomed to Succeed: T
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Leadership-It's a System, Not a Person!
This article argues that the leadership industry has been beset by a bias.
“Tell It Like It Is”: Decision Making, Groupthink, and Decisiveness among U.S. Federal Subcabinet Executives
In addition to difficulties gathering and evaluating complete information, cognitive limitations and biases preclude individuals from making fully value-maximizing choices when making decisions.
Going Beyond Heroic Leaders in Development
How the New Civil Rights Movement Can Build on the Lessons of the Old
Creating change requires understanding the power you have, and building a movement goes beyond protests.
Innovations in Public Service Delivery
Race Matters for Women Leaders: Intersectional Effects on Agentic Deficiencies and Penalties
What Hillary Clinton Can Learn From Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump
Trump and Sanders both communicated leadership through narratives that animated outpourings of enthusiasm that have so far eluded Clinton.
The Heart of Darkness
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