Comprehensive Study of Political Leadership

Description

Research on leadership is becoming gradually important, particularly for social scientists. In the age of globalization, leadership in rural areas of developing civilizations has become more significant. Though its definition is complex, political leadership is a concept that is essential to comprehending political processes and outcomes. The study of leadership has been influenced by a wide range of academic fields, including political theory, history, psychology, and management studies. A return to political leadership has occurred. From the 1940s to the 1970s, political scientists, political sociologists, psychologists, Sovietologists, political anthropologists, and experts in comparative and development studies all conducted extensive research on it. Later, the discipline became lost with the emergence of structuralism, neo-institutionalism, and rational choice approaches the study of politics, government, and governance. Political leadership measurement and understanding is a difficult task. Even though we all have views about what makes a "good" leader, these ideals are frequently complicated, inconsistent, and somewhat politicized. Many people want to be political leaders, but relatively few of them live up to the standards of good leadership. In fact, many political leaders appear to be woefully lacking in some of the most crucial leadership traits, such as responsibility and honesty. It's not a surprise that the word "politician" carries such a bad reputation for many people! However, history and the current day demonstrate that a select few are good examples of influential political leaders who come near to the leadership principles. This book examines the leadership qualities that were crucial to politics.