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Historical Perspective
Baltzell, E. Digby. PURITAN BOSTON AND QUAKER PHILADELPHIA. Free Press, 1979. 585p.
Quaker Leadership Concepts
Bell Colin. THE EXERCISE OF AUTHORITY IN THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. Pendle Hill Lecture, Fall 1977. Tape Cassette.
Birchard, Bruce. LEADERSHIP IN THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE AND OTHER QUAKER INSTITUTIONS. AFSC, 1992. 24p.
FRIENDS AS LEADERS: A STUDY GUIDE. Pendle Hill, 1980. 7p.
FRIENDS AS LEADERS: THE VISION, INSTRUMENT AND METHODS. From workshop at Pendle Hill, July 1979. 24p.
Grubb, Edward. AUTHORITY IN THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Hoffman, Jan. THE MEASURE OF LIGHT WE ARE GIVEN: WHAT AUTHORITY DOES IT HAVE FOR US AS INDIVIDUALS? AS MONTHLY MEETINGS? AS UEARLY MEETINGS? AS INTERNATIONAL BODIES OF FRIENDS? Pendle Hill Monday evening lecture, November 1991. Tape Cassette.
Lacey, Paul A. LEADING AND BEING LED. Pendle Hill Pamphlet #263. 36p. A pamphlet about following God's leadings.
Lacey, Paul A. QUAKERS AND THE USE OF POWER. Pendle Hill Pamm[hlet #241. 32p.
Lakey, George. LEADERSHIP FOR CHANGE. By Bruce Kokopeli and Geoge Lakey. New Society, n.d. 33p.
Lakey, Berit. MEETING FACILITATION; THE NO-MAGIC METHOD. New Society, 1982. 10p. "Guidelines for helping groups meet both joyfully and productively."
Mills, Sumner A. DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP FOR THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. Ward Lecture, 1957. 28p.
Palmer, Parker J. AND A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM. Henry J. Cadbury Lecture, 1978.
Purdy, Alexander Converse. AN ADEQUATE LEADERSHIP FOR FRIENDS MEETING. Guilford College, 1950. Ward Lecture. 22p.
Stalonas, Steven. DIVINE AUTHORITY IN THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS: TRADITION AND CONTINUING REVELATION. Pendle Hill Monday evening lecture, Fall 1979. Tape Cassette.
Wilson, Roger C. AUTHORITY, LEADERSHIP AND CONCERN.
Wood, Jan. HOLY OBEDIENCE: A COMMON DENOMINATOR THAT BINDS US. Pendle Hill Monday evening lecture, November 1991. Tape Cassette.
Secular Methods of Leadership
Belker, Loren B. THE FIRST-TIME MANAGER. American Management Association, 1997. 211p.
Bennis, Warren. ON BECOMING A LEADER. Addison-Wesley 1994. 226 p.
Byham, William C. ZAPP! THE LIGHTENING OF EMPOWERMENT: HOW TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY, PRODUCTIVITY AND EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION. Fawcett Columbine, 1988. 191p.
Center for Conflict Resolution. A MANUAL FOR GROUP FACILITATORS. 1984. 88p. "The values, dynamics and common sense behind group process."
Collins, Susan. OUR CHILDREN ARE WATCHING: TEN SKILLS FOR LEADING THE NEXT GENERATION TO SUCCESS, AN ESSENTIAL HANDBOOK FOR PARENTS, TEACHERS, MANAGERS AND THOSE GOVERNING. Barrytown, 1995. 267p.
Covey, Stephen R. PRINCIPLE-CENTERED LEADERSHIP. Summit Books, 1990. 1991. 334p. This is a "how to" book to identify goals clearly and to address barriers effectively and with integrity.
Covey, Stephen R. THE SEVEN HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE: POWERFUL LESSONS IN PERSONAL CHANGE. Simon & Schuster, 1990. 358p. Presents a holistic, principle-centered approach to solving personal and professional problems.
De Pree, Max. LEADERSHIP IS AN ART. Dell, 1989. 148p.
FACILITATING CONSENSUS: A MODEL FOR GROWING SERVANT LEADERS. Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership Conference, 1995.
Flynn, Elizabeth W. GROUP DISCUSSION AS LEARNING PROCESS: A GUIDEBOOK. Paulist, 1972. 110p. Many varied exercises for use with groups to develop communication skills and stimulate discussion of values and goals.
Gordon, Thomas. LEADER EFFECTIVENESS TRAINING; L.E.T.: THE NO-LOSE WAY TO RELEASE THE PRODUCTIVE POTENTIAL OF PEOPLE. Wyden Books, 1977. 278p.
Greenleaf, Robert K. ADVICES TO SERVANTS. Center for Applies Studies, 1975. 64p.
Greenleaf, Robert K. THE INSTITUTION AS SERVANT. Center for Applies Studies, 1072. 36p.
Greenleaf, Robert K. THE LEADERSHIP CRISIS: A MESSAGE FOR COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY FACULTY. R.K. Greenleaf Center, 1986. 12p.
Greenleaf, Robert K. ON BECOMING A SERVANT LEADER: THE PRIVATE WRITINGS OF ROBERT K. GREENLEAF. Jossey-Bass, 1996. 394p.
Greenleaf, Robert K. THE SERVANT AS LEADER. Center for Applied Studies, 1970, 1973. 37p.
Greenleaf, Robert K. SERVANT LEADERSHIP: A JOURNEY INTO THE NATURE OF LEGITIMATE POWER AND GREATNESS. Paulist, 1977. 335p.
Greenleaf, Robert K. SERVANT, RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT. Center for Applied Studies, 1980. 36p.
Greenleaf, Robert K. TRUSTEES AS SERVANTS. Center for Applied Studies, 1974. 36p.
Hilgert, Raymond L. SUPERVISION: CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES OF MANAGEMENT. South-Western, 1991. 485p.
INSIGHTS ON LEADERSHIP : SERVICE STEWARDSHIP, SPIRIT, AND SERVANT-LEADERSHIP. Edited by Larry Spears (Quaker). John Wiley and Sons, 1998. 398p.
Kouzes, James. THE LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE. Jossey-Bass, 1995. 403 p.
Murphy, Emmett C. THE GENIUS OF SITTING BULL: 13 HEROIC STRAGEGIES FOR TODAY'S BUSINESS LEADERS. Prentice Hall, 1993. 340p.
THE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL SOURCEBOOK. Human Resource Development Pr., 1982. 249p. Includes questionnaires, role plays, transparency masters, readings and case studies, and outlines for briefings and workshops.
Peters, Tom. THRIVING ON CHAOS: HANDBOOK FOR A MANAGEMENT REVOLUTION. Knopf, 1988. 561p.
Ramey, David A. EMPOWERING LEADERS. Sheed & WArd, 1991. 242p.
Theobald, Robert. THE RAPIDS OF CHANGE: SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN TURBULENT TIMES. Knowledge Systems, 1987. 256p.
Non-Quaker Religious Aspects
Griffin, Emilie. THE REFLECTIVE EXECUTIVE: A SPIRITUALITY OF BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISE. Crossroad, 1993. 180p. A practical book for business people who wish to intergrate spiritual values with the business world.
Nouwen, Henri. IN THE NAME OF JESUS: REFLECTIONS ON CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP. Crossroad, 1989. 81p.
Pearson, Carol S. MAGIC AT WORK: CAMELOT, CREATIVE LEADERSHIPAND EVERYDAY MIRACLES. Currancy/Doubleday, 1995. 360p. Author was feature speaker at 1997 Friends Conference on Relgion and Psychology.
White, John. EXCELLENCE IN LEADERSHIP: REACHING GOALS WITH PRAYER, COURAGE AND DETERMINATION. Intervarsity Pr., 1989. 132p. An evangelical writer examines Nehemiah as a model of excellence in leadership.
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