Phdl73 Leader Of Future (Power)

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Nye (2011).

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The Future of Power [smart power--combo of hard and soft power]

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Friedman (2009).

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The Next 100 Years [U.S. holds it power through naval domination and creating disequilibrium with other powers]

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Machiavelli -

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The Prince [“Better to be feared than loved.”]

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French & Raven (1959).

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The bases of social power [5 types of power]

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Bolman & Deal (2003).

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Reframing organizations [Political Frame of Leadership is about strategically using one’s power]

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Crouch (2013).

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Playing God [Christians must use power to promote human flourishing]

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Hunter (2010)

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To Change the World [christians should seek their highest place of influence in the culture and use that power to ange culture for God]

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Gardner & Laskin (2011).

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Leading Minds [direct vs. indirect influence]

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Rejai & Phillips (2002).

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Concepts of Leadership in Western Political Thought

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Plato’s The Republic

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[Power should rest in the enlightened/top-down power]

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Aristotle Nicomachean Ethics

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[Power should come from grassroots/bottom up virtuous citizens]

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Thomas a Kempis The Imitation of Christ

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[we should not seek power, but find our power in imitating Christ]

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Hobbes, Thomas

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[argued that people were ignorant and violent; thus, they needed to create a social contract whereby they gave ettered power to a sovereign to protect peace]

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John Locke Second Treatise on Government

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[power is given by the governed; social contract]

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Hamilton and Madison's The Federalist Papers

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Hamilton and Madison's The Federalist Papers

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Thomas Paine's Common Sense

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Thomas Paine's Common Sense

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Jefferson's Declaration of Independence

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Jefferson's Declaration of Independence

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George Mason's Virginia Bill of Rights

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George Mason's Virginia Bill of Rights

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Julius Caesar, Napoleon, etc.

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(power gained through force)

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Louis XIV (Sun King), Hitler, Stalin -

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used power oppressively against people

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Gandhi, Cesar Chavez, etc.

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(power gained through influence and charisma)

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Churchill

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(had both high position power and high referential power)

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Desert Fathers

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(power through indirect influence)

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Luther

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(power through ideas)

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LMX

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[in-group has power; out-group feels powerless]

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Transformational Leadership

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[empowering people to reach higher moral goals]

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Participative Leadership

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[diffusing power]

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Followership

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[power comes from the followers working w/ the leader]

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Ethics

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[with power comes responsibility]

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Francis Bacon -

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“Knowledge is power”

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Nietzsche -

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“Will to power”

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Foucault -

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the powerful write history their own way; he wants to demask these supposed truth claims

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Lord Acton -

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“power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely”

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Psalm 62:11

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Power is rooted in God [= Once God has spoken; twice have I heard this: that power belongs to God]

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Philippians 2

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[have the mind of Christ; don’t seek after power, but instead humble yourself]

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Micah 6:8

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[walk humbly with your God]

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Exodus 17

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[Moses holds up his hands during battle to the Lord; when his hands drop, the army starts to lose; symbolic that God gives power]

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Acts 1:8

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(“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you”)