Taking Parts

This book is a contribution to the contemporary debate about how Americans can take an active part in shaping their lives and communities. In it the authors show some possibilities for meaningful social action at a time when many Americans seem disillusioned about their prospects for influencing events and policies. The authors produce a work that reveals what it is like to think seriously in collaboration with others, inviting readers into the work as partners. Taking Parts in a Conversation About Leadership. INGREDIENTS FOR LEADERSHIP. Leadership as Practical The Parable of Lincoln, Michael A. Leiserson; Rating the Presidents for What Role Does Crisis Play?, Frank B. Costello, S.J.; Wisdom Through Discernment, Patrick B. O'Leary, S.J.; From Naivete to Wisdom, Peter B. Ely, S.J. INGREDIENTS FOR PARTICIPATION. 'But Trusted A Meditation on the A.A. Conception of Leadership, Thomas M. Jeannot; A Democratic Model of Politics in an All Female Community, Eloise A. Buker; Italian/American Women Family Shapes Community, Mary Jo Bona; Learning To Lead, Jane A. Rinehart. INGREDIENTS FOR EMPOWERMENT. Making School Leadership in the Classroom, Julie Tammivaara; Careful Leadership and Friendship in the Workplace, Rose Mary Volbrecht; We Need Not Be Ruled By The Early Town Meetings, Robert Waterman; A Lesson for Citizens, Blaine Garvin.