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Cholla Library
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333.72068 G656e
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: Jan 26 2008 )
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [153]-156) and index.
Contents:
- Becoming an essential leader
- Leaders see today's world
- Essential leadership attributes
- Solving environmental problems : long times and complexity
- Solving environmental problems : emotion, values, integration, and focus
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- From old leadership to essential leadership
- Installing essential leadership in your life and organization
- Lessons from popular leadership books
- Essential leadership now and in the future.
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Amazon Editorial:
Every environmental professional who has to lead (which is all of us, at some point) should read this well-crafted little book. The premise, that others can learn from the contemporary practical experience of Dr. Gordon and Dr. Berry, as well as of their colleagues, is sound. The book explains the essential skills for current practice, why these skills are important, and how to develop them. Recent real-world examples and theory alternate, helping to keep your attention. As a 25-year environmental consultant who also teaches ocassional courses at the graduate-school level I'll be recommending this book to colleagues and students, and even a few clients.
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