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Jimmy Carter's moral leadership and presidential effectiveness, 1976-1980

The 39th President of the United States, James Earl ("Jimmy") Carter, Jr., (known as Jimmy Carter) was elected to the White House in 1976, having defeated the incumbent Republican President, Gerald Ford.

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Organizational climate and effective leadership communication

Effective communication is the cornerstone of good leadership. Without effective communication, a leader cannot make his or her needs and wishes known to others. A lack of good communication from a leader can thus lead to a functional breakdown in many situations.

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Tom Peters' leadership philosophy and transformational approach

Colonial Lit leader such as Tom Peters is often quoted as to how to succeed as a business leader.

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The evolving leadership role of modern teachers

It has been a long time since teachers only spent time in their classrooms and with their students and rarely met with other staff members -- except for a quick bite to eat in the teachers' lunchroom.

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Ronald Reagan's leadership qualities and historical significance

As a historical figure, Ronald Reagan epitomizes the heart of leadership; why? Ronald W. Reagan (1912-2004), has in a relatively short period since the end of his presidency, risen rapidly in the hypothetical ranking of U.S. Presidents and is now invariably penciled in among the greatest U.S.

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Triadic teacher leadership in school improvement and social justice

Improvement and Social Justice: A Triadic Model of Teacher Leadership." The Educational Forum. Retrieved 24 Feb 2007 at http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4013/is_200404/ai_n9406443

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Organizational theory and leadership in public school systems

Although much of organizational theory is viewed through the prism of for-profit corporate experience, it is still possible to apply its principles to non-profit corporations and public service entities, like the public school system.

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George Barna's approach to team leadership and shared responsibility

The Father of Scientific Management, Frederick Taylor, did many wonderful things and made a great deal of helpful suggestions for those that worked in the business world.

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Clinical audit leadership: credibility, influence and communication

The concept of clinical audit was introduced in 1993 as a quality improvement process aimed at improving patient care and outcomes through a systematic review of care according to or against explicit criteria and the implementation of change (United Bristol Healthcare Trust 2005).

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Global managers and ethical leadership in a multicultural workplace

The world of business and communication is becoming increasingly global or "flat" as the new term emphasizes.

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