Benjamin W. Redekop, Professor of Leadership Studies, Department of Leadership and American Studies, Christopher Newport University, US

‘Environmentally Sustainable Leadership offers an analysis of well more than a dozen leaders in environmental conservation, from Ralph Waldo Emerson and Theodore Roosevelt to Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Bill McKibben in a way that is both narratively compelling and conceptually rich. It functions not only as an academic volume but also as a guidebook for effective action.'

• Contents:Introduction to Environmentally Sustainable Leadership1 Unsustainable leadership: the Jack Welch problem2 Sustainable leadership in nineteenth-century America3 Embodying the story: Theodore Roosevelt’s conservationleadership4 A new era of sustainable leadership: women leading fromthe grassroots5 Sustainable leadership in business: the Ray Anderson solution6 Climate change leadership: from tragic to comic discourse7 Human challenges and strategies of leading for sustainability8 Current and future trends in sustainable leadership:moving beyond the industrial paradigmReferencesIndex

Benjamin W. Redekop, Professor of Leadership Studies, Department of Leadership and American Studies, Christopher Newport University, US

‘Environmentally Sustainable Leadership offers an analysis of well more than a dozen leaders in environmental conservation, from Ralph Waldo Emerson and Theodore Roosevelt to Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Bill McKibben in a way that is both narratively compelling and conceptually rich. It functions not only as an academic volume but also as a guidebook for effective action.'

• Contents:Introduction to Environmentally Sustainable Leadership1 Unsustainable leadership: the Jack Welch problem2 Sustainable leadership in nineteenth-century America3 Embodying the story: Theodore Roosevelt’s conservationleadership4 A new era of sustainable leadership: women leading fromthe grassroots5 Sustainable leadership in business: the Ray Anderson solution6 Climate change leadership: from tragic to comic discourse7 Human challenges and strategies of leading for sustainability8 Current and future trends in sustainable leadership:moving beyond the industrial paradigmReferencesIndex

Benjamin W. Redekop, Professor of Leadership Studies, Department of Leadership and American Studies, Christopher Newport University, US

‘Environmentally Sustainable Leadership offers an analysis of well more than a dozen leaders in environmental conservation, from Ralph Waldo Emerson and Theodore Roosevelt to Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Bill McKibben in a way that is both narratively compelling and conceptually rich. It functions not only as an academic volume but also as a guidebook for effective action.'

• Contents:Introduction to Environmentally Sustainable Leadership1 Unsustainable leadership: the Jack Welch problem2 Sustainable leadership in nineteenth-century America3 Embodying the story: Theodore Roosevelt’s conservationleadership4 A new era of sustainable leadership: women leading fromthe grassroots5 Sustainable leadership in business: the Ray Anderson solution6 Climate change leadership: from tragic to comic discourse7 Human challenges and strategies of leading for sustainability8 Current and future trends in sustainable leadership:moving beyond the industrial paradigmReferencesIndex