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The power paradox: how we gain and lose influence

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Leadership and Management in Organizations Education, Leadership, and Health Research Ego Development and Educational Practices

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This book about the paradox of power is about leadership in the twenty-first century. It contrasts older views of leadership based on Machiavelli of a ruthless grabbing of power within hierarchies,...

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