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This Hartwick Classic Leadership Case® sets out the principal views of three individuals who have profoundly affected contemporary perspectives on society, power, authority and leadership. Confucius, Machiavelli and Rousseau held markedly different views of human nature and society. Despite these differences, their respective points of view continue to serve as the foundation of various modern leadership practices. Students will become familiar with the major areas of comparison and contrast, and ascertain for themselves what is true or false, adequate or misleading, as guidelines for today's leader.
Bureaucratic Organizations, Conflict Resolution, Cultural Relativism, Empowerment, Ethics/Values, Motivation, Power/Authority,
Human Nature, Virtue, Justice, Freedom, Authority, Theory X and Y, Hierarchy of Needs, Motivating and Hygiene Factors, Expectancy Theory
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