The myth of the strong leader
political leadership in the modern age
Archie Brown · 2014 · 640 pages
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About the book
Archie Brown deconstructs the mythology of the charismatic and unquestionable leader, arguing that the most effective leaders are those who work collaboratively, demonstrate intellectual flexibility and share power. Through historical and political analysis, he reveals the dangerous flaws of the cult of personality and absolutist leadership.
A fundamental challenge to assumptions about power and governance, relevant to both democracies and organizations. Brown offers a rigorous academic perspective on why the most successful leaders often avoid absolute authoritarianism.
Book details
| Author | Archie Brown |
|---|---|
| Original title | The Myth of the Strong Leader |
| Year of publication | 2014 |
| Pages | 640 |
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