In this case study, the nature of leadership is considered from a variety of perspectives. Readers are encouraged to think about the various bases of power and influence which leaders possess. St. Benedict's thoughts about the Abbott, the monastery's leader, and about the exercise of his power in order to achieve the monastery's distinctive goals are recounted. The case study also clearly shows the effect of non-coercive influence in directing and coordinating the activities of the members of an organized group towards the accomplishment of group objectives. The above prices are the Institute's academic prices for degree-granting colleges and universities.
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