Public Leadership

Details

ISBN (print):

9781921536304

ISBN (online):

9781921536311

Publication date:

Nov 2008

Imprint:

ANU Press

DOI:

http://doi.org/10.22459/PL.11.2008

Series:

Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG)

Co-publisher:

The Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG)

Disciplines:

Arts & Humanities: History; Social Sciences: Gender Studies, Indigenous Studies, Politics & International Studies, Social Policy & Administration

Countries:

Australia; Pacific: New Zealand

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• Preliminary Pages (PDF, 108KB)
• Acknowledgements (PDF, 55KB)
• Contributors (PDF, 141KB)

1. Understanding Public Leadership: An Introduction (PDF, 159KB) – Paul ’t Hart and John Uhr doi

Part I: Democracy and Public Leadership

2. The Neglected Problem of Democratic Leadership (PDF, 125KB) – John Kane and Haig Patapan doi
3. Distributed Authority in a Democracy: The Lattice of Leadership Revisited (PDF, 114KB) – John Uhr doi
4. Towards Leader Democracy? (PDF, 122KB) – Jan Pakulski and John Higley doi

Part II: Understanding Public Leadership: Emergent Approaches

5. Identity Confers Power: The New View of Leadership in Social Psychology (PDF, 135KB) – John C. Turner and Katherine J. Reynolds and Emina Subasic doi
6. Leadership as Response not Reaction: Wisdom and Mindfulness in Public Sector Leadership (PDF, 145KB) – Paul Atkins doi
7. Bodies and Persona in Constructing Leadership Capital (PDF, 122KB) – Amanda Sinclair doi
8. Perceptions of Leadership (PDF, 146KB) – Keith Dowding doi
9. History, Biography and Leadership: Grasping Public Lives (PDF, 122KB) – Barry Gustafson doi

Part III: Spheres of Public Leadership Practices

10. The Institutionalisation of Leadership in the Australian Public Service (PDF, 131KB) – Catherine Althaus and John Wanna doi
11. Informal Public Leadership: The Case of Social Movements (PDF, 125KB) – David West doi
12. Outsiders or Insiders? Strategic Choices for Australian Indigenous Leadership (PDF, 117KB) – Will Sanders doi
13. From Bean-Counter to War Leader: National Security and Australian Public Leadership (PDF, 121KB) – Hugh White doi
14. Police Leadership in Australia: Managing Networks (PDF, 124KB) – Jenny Fleming and Rob Hall doi
15. Political and Media Leadership in the Age of YouTube (PDF, 162KB) – Stuart Cunningham doi

Part IV: Australian Political Leadership

16. Is There a Command Culture in Politics? The Canberra Case (PDF, 127KB) – James Walter doi
17. Leadership Practices: Reflections on Australian Political Leadership (PDF, 129KB) – David Kemp doi
18. Styles of Conservative Leadership in Australian Politics (PDF, 119KB) – Wayne Errington doi
19. Reinventing Australian Conservatism in the States: New Leadership and the Liberal Revival under Bolte and Askin (PDF, 126KB) – Norman Abjorensen doi
20. The Retiring Premiers: A New Style of Leadership Transition (PDF, 127KB) – Paul Strangio doi

Part V: Political Leadership: New Zealand

21. Taming Leadership? Adapting to Institutional Change in New Zealand Politics (PDF, 124KB) – Raymond Miller doi
22. Comparing Pathways to Power: Women and Political Leadership in New Zealand (PDF, 125KB) – Jennifer Curtin doi
23. Are Women Leaders Different? Margaret Thatcher and Helen Clark (PDF, 117KB) – Marian Simms doi