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9781857883718

Nelson's Way Leadership Lessons from the Great Commander

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  • ISBN13:

    9781857883718

  • ISBN10:

    1857883713

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-09-22
  • Publisher: Nicholas Brealey

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Summary

Widely admired as a celebrated and effective leader, Lord Nelson's dynamic approach to leadership and management is translated here with practical and contemporary insights for today's managers. Nelson's Way incorporates the latest research and joins a series of ground-breaking studies applying historical biography to business to create radical new insights into Nelson, his heroic exploits and legendary leadership skills, all set against the backdrop of the high seas, his personal passions, sacrifices and maritime victories.

Author Biography

Jonathan Gosling is the Director of the Centre for Leadership Studies of the University of Exeter. Previously Director of the Strategic Leaders' Unit at Lancaster University and of the International Masters in Practising Management, Jonathan's research focuses on leadership and ethics in current strategic change, and on contemporary innovations in leadership development.

Stephanie Jones studied maritime history and has lectured at the London School of Economics. After an international career in management consulting she currently lectures in leadership to students and executives and is a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Leadership Studies at Exeter. She is currently based in Dubai and lectures worldwide. She has published over 20 books on business and management techniques.

Table of Contents

Foreword vii
N.A.M. Rodger
Introduction: Why Nelson? 1(6)
Heroism: The making of a legend, 1758--1770s
7(14)
Leadership comments: John Adair
17(4)
Vocation: Learning the ropes, 1770s--1793
21(26)
Leadership comments: Sir Jonathon Band
43(4)
Courage: Leading from the front, 1793--1798
47(26)
Leadership comments: Henry Mintzberg
70(3)
Passion: Public life and private life, 1798--1801
73(24)
Leadership comments: Danica Purg
93(4)
Loyalty: The band of brothers, 1801--1803
97(30)
Leadership comments: Sir John Harvey-Jones
123(4)
Diligence: Running a tight ship, 1803--1805
127(24)
Leadership comments: Sir David Omand
145(6)
Inspiration: Winning hearts on the lower deck, 1805
151(30)
Leadership comments: Greg Dyke
177(4)
Glory: A hard act to follow, Trafalgar 1805
181(17)
Leadership comments: Sir John Harvey-Jones
195(3)
Leadership Lessons From the Great Commander
198(21)
Contributors 219(6)
Bibliography 225(6)
Index 231(4)
Acknowledgements 235(1)
Illustration credits 236

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