The Myth of the Strong Leader
About This Book
Published in 2014, this book examines our collective attraction to commanding, charismatic figures in positions of power. It reveals the mechanisms that enable such personalities to ascend to leadership roles and questions whether these individuals serve democratic systems well. You'll discover the international consequences that follow when democracies place their faith in leaders whose temperament and style prove unsuitable for shared governance.
Who Should Read This?
- History and politics students seeking deeper understanding of democratic governance
- Readers interested in how authoritarian figures gain control in free societies
- Current and future leaders committed to equitable governance practices
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