Chris...I'd suggest that you peruse these fine source books...the first is a
reference book pure and simple and a good place to start. Finally, you may
want to read over The Prince by Signor Machiavelli himself. It's relatively
short (early Renaissance executive briefing paper).
Bass, Bernard M. Bass & Stodgill^Rs handbook of leadership. NY: MacMillan,
1990. ISBN: 0029015006
Gardner, John. On leadership. NY: The Free Press, 1990. ISBN: 0029113113
Rost, Joseph C. Leadership for the twenty-first century. Westport, CT:
Praeger, 1993. ISBN: 027594610X
Burns, James MacGregor. Leadership. NY: Harper & Row, 1978. ISBN: 0060906979
regards,
Doc
Chris Dietrich wrote:
> To whom it may concern:I am doing a research paper on the following
> subject above, I also need some info on Machiavellian trait. Thank you
> from Cold Lake Alberta Canada.
>
> "Chris Dietrich" <cdietrich@jetnet.ab.ca>
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