Edited by George R. Goethals, E. Claiborne Robins Distinguished Professorship in Leadership Studies Emeritus, University of Richmond and Douglas Bradburn, Founding Director, The Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington, US

• Contents:Foreword. Joseph J. EllisAcknowledgement George R. Goethals and Douglas BradburnIntroductionGeorge R. GoethalsPart I. James MacGregor Burns and the Essentials of Leadership1. Discovering Leadership in the Early Republic, Patrick Spero2. Leadership without Leaders, Followers, or Causality: Tribute and Tribulation for the Intellectual Legacy of James MacGregor BurnsRichard A. Couto3. Real, Intended Change: Business Movements?Gill Robinson Hickman4. Transforming Motives and Mentors: The Heroic Leadership of James MacGregor BurnsGeorge R. Goethals and Scott T. Allison5. Dangerous Liaisons: Adultery and the Ethics of Presidential LeadershipJoanne B. Ciulla Part II. James MacGregor Burns and American Leadership6. “A People Unused to Restraint Must be Led, They Will not be Drove:” The Rebels and Their Leaders in the American RevolutionDouglas Bradburn7. James MacGregor Burns and the American PresidencyThomas E. Cronin8. Transactional Leadership in a Transformative Election: An Essay in Honor of James MacGregor BurnsEdward J. Larson9. James MacGregor Burns’s Roosevelt: The Lion and the Fox and the Election of 1940Susan Dunn10. Theory and Practice: James MacGregor BurnsGeorgia SorensonEpilogueJim Burns, Thomas E. CroninIndex

‘Politics, Ethics, and Change: The Legacy of James MacGregor Burns is very easy to read and comprehend. The book would be an excellent teaching tool for any college or university course which studies leadership. Professors and students in the areas of political science as well as ethics may also find the book to be beneficial, particularly concerning contemporary issues within the political arena. In addition, anyone who is currently in a leadership position may find the book’s insights to be very useful. Politics, Ethics, and Change: The Legacy of James MacGregor Burns is not only an excellent resource to begin understanding James MacGregor Burns’ views on leadership, especially transformational leadership, but also a resource for established academics and those involved in leadership positions.’

Edited by George R. Goethals, E. Claiborne Robins Distinguished Professorship in Leadership Studies Emeritus, University of Richmond and Douglas Bradburn, Founding Director, The Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington, US

• Contents:Foreword. Joseph J. EllisAcknowledgement George R. Goethals and Douglas BradburnIntroductionGeorge R. GoethalsPart I. James MacGregor Burns and the Essentials of Leadership1. Discovering Leadership in the Early Republic, Patrick Spero2. Leadership without Leaders, Followers, or Causality: Tribute and Tribulation for the Intellectual Legacy of James MacGregor BurnsRichard A. Couto3. Real, Intended Change: Business Movements?Gill Robinson Hickman4. Transforming Motives and Mentors: The Heroic Leadership of James MacGregor BurnsGeorge R. Goethals and Scott T. Allison5. Dangerous Liaisons: Adultery and the Ethics of Presidential LeadershipJoanne B. Ciulla Part II. James MacGregor Burns and American Leadership6. “A People Unused to Restraint Must be Led, They Will not be Drove:” The Rebels and Their Leaders in the American RevolutionDouglas Bradburn7. James MacGregor Burns and the American PresidencyThomas E. Cronin8. Transactional Leadership in a Transformative Election: An Essay in Honor of James MacGregor BurnsEdward J. Larson9. James MacGregor Burns’s Roosevelt: The Lion and the Fox and the Election of 1940Susan Dunn10. Theory and Practice: James MacGregor BurnsGeorgia SorensonEpilogueJim Burns, Thomas E. CroninIndex

‘Politics, Ethics, and Change: The Legacy of James MacGregor Burns is very easy to read and comprehend. The book would be an excellent teaching tool for any college or university course which studies leadership. Professors and students in the areas of political science as well as ethics may also find the book to be beneficial, particularly concerning contemporary issues within the political arena. In addition, anyone who is currently in a leadership position may find the book’s insights to be very useful. Politics, Ethics, and Change: The Legacy of James MacGregor Burns is not only an excellent resource to begin understanding James MacGregor Burns’ views on leadership, especially transformational leadership, but also a resource for established academics and those involved in leadership positions.’

Edited by George R. Goethals, E. Claiborne Robins Distinguished Professorship in Leadership Studies Emeritus, University of Richmond and Douglas Bradburn, Founding Director, The Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington, US

• Contents:Foreword. Joseph J. EllisAcknowledgement George R. Goethals and Douglas BradburnIntroductionGeorge R. GoethalsPart I. James MacGregor Burns and the Essentials of Leadership1. Discovering Leadership in the Early Republic, Patrick Spero2. Leadership without Leaders, Followers, or Causality: Tribute and Tribulation for the Intellectual Legacy of James MacGregor BurnsRichard A. Couto3. Real, Intended Change: Business Movements?Gill Robinson Hickman4. Transforming Motives and Mentors: The Heroic Leadership of James MacGregor BurnsGeorge R. Goethals and Scott T. Allison5. Dangerous Liaisons: Adultery and the Ethics of Presidential LeadershipJoanne B. Ciulla Part II. James MacGregor Burns and American Leadership6. “A People Unused to Restraint Must be Led, They Will not be Drove:” The Rebels and Their Leaders in the American RevolutionDouglas Bradburn7. James MacGregor Burns and the American PresidencyThomas E. Cronin8. Transactional Leadership in a Transformative Election: An Essay in Honor of James MacGregor BurnsEdward J. Larson9. James MacGregor Burns’s Roosevelt: The Lion and the Fox and the Election of 1940Susan Dunn10. Theory and Practice: James MacGregor BurnsGeorgia SorensonEpilogueJim Burns, Thomas E. CroninIndex

‘Politics, Ethics, and Change: The Legacy of James MacGregor Burns is very easy to read and comprehend. The book would be an excellent teaching tool for any college or university course which studies leadership. Professors and students in the areas of political science as well as ethics may also find the book to be beneficial, particularly concerning contemporary issues within the political arena. In addition, anyone who is currently in a leadership position may find the book’s insights to be very useful. Politics, Ethics, and Change: The Legacy of James MacGregor Burns is not only an excellent resource to begin understanding James MacGregor Burns’ views on leadership, especially transformational leadership, but also a resource for established academics and those involved in leadership positions.’