Casimir J. Kowalski – författare

Leadership Behavior underscores the importance of the leader to an organization. Although the material presented in the book should be of value to those interested in leadership and organizational behavior in general, it should be of considerable value to those in the field. The material is more practical than theoretical, and covers multiple perspectives of leadership: women as leaders, group think and leadership, Japanese leadership, leadership and the appropriate use of power, power vs. authority, leadership and outsourcing, leadership and quality, the application of U.S. leadership techniques to Russian organizations, qualities of top leadership, and leadership and employee empowerment. The book is meant to be of pragmatic and intellectual interest to anyone concerned with the challenging work of the leader.

This book explores the Andersonville Prison experience and examines the prison as an organization. Contents: Foreword; Andersonville Prison: What Happened? Some Conclusions; "Inherent Logic" of Andersonville; Monitions from Organizational Theory; Andersonville: Lessons for Today's Managers; Andersonville Prison Revisited? Allegations Regarding Allies' Handling of German Prisoners of War at the End of World War Two; Footnotes; General Bibliography; Organizational and Psychological References; Index.