Harari , Oren (2002). New Colin Powell: The Leadership Secrets of Colin Powell. York: McGraw Hill, 2002. Watch Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots” (2010) and “For Zone” (2010). “Green To Go Further: Suggested Readings and More Greenleaf, Robert (2002). New York: Paulist Press. Servant Leadership. Pratt, John, Zeckhauser, Richard (1985). Principals and Agents. The Structure of Boston, MA, Harvard Business School Press. Business. Mnookin, Robert & Susskind, Lawrence, eds (1995). Negotiating on Behalf of Thousand Oaks, Sage. Others. Salacuse, Jeswald. (2006) Leading Leaders: How to Manage Smart, Talented, Rich New York: Amacom. and Powerful People. Stone, Douglas, Patton, Bruce & Heen, Sheila (2000). New Difficult Conversations. York: Penguin. Wameka, Timothy (2007). New York: Asogomi Belt Leader, Peaceful Leader. Publishing International. Session 4: The Protection. The Case for Extreme Leadership September 18, 2015, 9:00-11.50am Required Readings and Assignments Please choose the leader you want to present and a book that you will read to support your presentation. Propose names by order of preference. If several participants pick the same leader, the leader will be assigned at random. You will be asked to prepare a short Powerpoint presentation on responsible leadership taking one book about a leader as a case study (2 slides each, one on why he or she could be considered as a leader, one on why he or she could be seen as a responsible leader or not). You must make one such short oral presentation between sessions 5 and 10 and refer to the book you read and to either Leadership without Easy Answers or Leading Minds. Consult the following site: The Responsibility to Protect Lempereur, Alain & Herrington, Rebecca, to Protect Trumps “Responsibility Business as Usual: How Corporate Leaders Build Heroism to Face Atrocities.” In John Forrer and Conor Seyle, eds (2015). Corporate Responsibility to Protect. Cambridge University Press, Forthcoming. Interview with Jennifer Welsh, UN Special Adviser on the responsibility to Protect (20th commemoration of the Rwanda genocide) General Assembly: Fulfilling our Collective Responsibility: International Assistance and Responsibility to Protect Agenda
Colin Powell: Harari , Oren (2002). The Leadership Secrets of Colin Powell. New York: McGraw Hill, 2002. Watch “For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots” (2010) and “Green Zone” (2010). To Go Further: Suggested Readings and More Greenleaf, Robert (2002). Servant Leadership. New York: Paulist Press. Pratt, John, Zeckhauser, Richard (1985). Principals and Agents. The Structure of Business. Boston, MA, Harvard Business School Press. Mnookin, Robert & Susskind, Lawrence, eds (1995). Negotiating on Behalf of Others. Thousand Oaks, Sage. Salacuse, Jeswald. (2006) Leading Leaders: How to Manage Smart, Talented, Rich and Powerful People. New York: Amacom. Stone, Douglas, Patton, Bruce & Heen, Sheila (2000). Difficult Conversations. New York: Penguin. Wameka, Timothy (2007). Belt Leader, Peaceful Leader. New York: Asogomi Publishing International. Session 4: The Protection. The Case for Extreme Leadership September 18, 2015, 9:00-11.50am Required Readings and Assignments Please choose the leader you want to present and a book that you will read to support your presentation. Propose names by order of preference. If several participants pick the same leader, the leader will be assigned at random. You will be asked to prepare a short Powerpoint presentation on responsible leadership taking one book about a leader as a case study (2 slides each, one on why he or she could be considered as a leader, one on why he or she could be seen as a responsible leader or not). You must make one such short oral presentation between sessions 5 and 10 and refer to the book you read and to either Leadership without Easy Answers or Leading Minds. Consult the following site: The Responsibility to Protect Lempereur, Alain & Herrington, Rebecca, “Responsibility to Protect Trumps Business as Usual: How Corporate Leaders Build Heroism to Face Atrocities.” In Corporate Responsibility to Protect. John Forrer and Conor Seyle, eds (2015). Cambridge University Press, Forthcoming. Interview with Jennifer Welsh, UN Special Adviser on the responsibility to Protect (20th commemoration of the Rwanda genocide) General Assembly: Fulfilling our Collective Responsibility: International Assistance and Responsibility to Protect Agenda
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