Leadership lessons from the ancient world : how learning from the past can win you the future /
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Chichester, England :
John Wiley,
[2006]
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Table of Contents:
- Courage : the daring of Ramesses II at Kadesh
- Risk taking : Thutmose III's handling of his forces
- The ability to motivate : the military revolution of Wuling
- Creating a compelling vision : the commoner emperor Liu Bang
- Developing people : the Han emperor Wu Di's approach
- Focusing on results : the strategy of Themistocles
- Integrity : the political supremacy of Pericles
- Taking decisive action : the critical decisions of Epaminondas
- Influencing people : Alexander's multi-ethnic kingdom
- Leaving a legacy : the abdication of Candragupta
- Representing the business : Hannibal's invasion of Italy
- Creativity : the resourcefulness of Zhu Geliang
- Learning : Li Shimin and Wei Zheng
- Change : Sulla's constitutional reforms
- Networking : Cicero's efforts to find allies
- Dealing with conflict : the policies of Vespasian
- Empowerment : Diocletian's imperial reforms
- Recognising achievement : the triumph of Belisarius
- Winning as a leader.