panI don't know if I'm just not in the mood for this or if it is that boring but man I skimmed all of this. I didn't find any of the information super argumentative or worthwhile in lessons learned etc.
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The Myth of the Strong Leader: Political Leadership in the Modern Age | 
panI don't know if I'm just not in the mood for this or if it is that boring but man I skimmed all of this. I didn't find any of the information super argumentative or worthwhile in lessons learned etc.
Reading for my book club. Interesting, but very slow going.
When corners are cut because one leader is sure he knows best, problems follow, and they can be on a disastrous scale.
#TBRtemptation post! In this sociological study, Brown studies political leadership over the last century to arrive at the conclusion that authority invested in one person, like a dictatorship or overreaching elected official, brings about disaster, whereas collegial, more shared responsibility brings about positive progress. Case studies include: FDR, LBJ, Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, Nelson Mandela, Deng Xiaoping. #blameLitsy #blameMrBook 😎
