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大卫•格根
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David Gergen
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半个多世纪以来，大卫•格根（David Gergen）一直是公共领域的领导者。他曾担任尼克松（Nixon）、福特（Ford）、里根（Reagan）和克林顿（Clinton）四任美国总统的白宫顾问。格根随后担任《美国新闻与世界报道》（US News & World Report）的编辑。在过去的20年里，他一直担任哈佛大学肯尼迪学院公共服务教授和公共领导中心创始主任。他还是美国有线电视新闻网...
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《战火人心：领导力的养成》
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Hearts Touched with Fire: How Great Leaders are Made
- 图书类型：经管
- 作者：David Gergen
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出 版 社：Simon & Schuster
代理公司：ANA/Lauren Li
页 数：320页
出版时间：2022年5月
代理地区：中国大陆、台湾
审读资料：电子稿
- 联系人：Rights
浏览次数：387
内容简介
大卫•格根（David Gergen）——曾任四位美国总统的白宫顾问、美国有线电视新闻网分析师、哈佛大学公共领导力中心创始人——为领导力艺术提供了强有力的指导。
随着国家从一个危机走向另一个危机，越来越多的人呼吁新的领导人上位。当权者一再失职，人们对机构的信任直线下降。那么，伟大的领导力是什么样的呢？伟大的领导者是如何形成的？
大卫•格根，在公共舞台活跃半个多世纪的领导者，曾作为四位总统的白宫顾问，有着几十年处理国家问题的可靠表现，多年来教授和指导年轻人，为下一代提供了一个令人激动的变革者剧本。
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大卫•格根（David Gergen）——曾任四位美国总统的白宫顾问、美国有线电视新闻网分析师、哈佛大学公共领导力中心创始人——为领导力艺术提供了强有力的指导。
随着国家从一个危机走向另一个危机，越来越多的人呼吁新的领导人上位。当权者一再失职，人们对机构的信任直线下降。那么，伟大的领导力是什么样的呢？伟大的领导者是如何形成的？
大卫•格根，在公共舞台活跃半个多世纪的领导者，曾作为四位总统的白宫顾问，有着几十年处理国家问题的可靠表现，多年来教授和指导年轻人，为下一代提供了一个令人激动的变革者剧本。
为了揭示有效领导的基本要素，格根追溯了过去和现在的标志性领导人的历程，从鲁思•金斯伯格（Ruth Bader Ginsburg）、约翰•刘易斯（John Lewis）、约翰•麦凯恩（John McCain）和哈维•米尔克（Harvey Milk）这样的开拓者，到历史上的标志性人物，如林肯（Lincoln）、约翰•肯尼迪（John F. Kennedy）、温斯顿•丘吉尔（Winston Churchill）、埃莉诺（Eleanor）和富兰克林•罗斯福（Franklin Roosevelt），以及格蕾塔•通伯格（Greta Thunberg）、帕克兰枪击案的学生和“黑人的命也是命”（Black Lives Matter）运动等当代游戏改变者。
格根写道，领导力是从内部开始的。一个领导者必须有自知之明，然后掌握自我。在你能领导自己之前，你不能领导别人。当你开始进入这个世界，你就开始了你的外部旅程，克服挫折，说服别人，赋予他们力量，并操纵危机——带着历史感，幽默感，激情和目的。
通过将过去的经验教训与当今不断变化的领导力实践联系起来，格根揭示了经过时间考验的动态领导力的秘密。《战火人心》是一本不可或缺的手册，它将过去的经验和智慧提炼为我们未来领导者的宝贵指南。
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“A clarion call for lives dedicated to service and leadership, offering sage lessons and a unique perspective borne of Gergen’s own heralded half-century career in the public arena. Now is the moment for this vital and compelling work.”
—Doris Kearns Goodwin, Pulitzer Prize-winner and author of Leadership: In Turbulent Times
“Blending passion and wisdom, David Gergen delivers an inspired call and practical guide—a written form of mentorship—for those with decades of life in leadership yet to give.”
—Jim Collins, author Good to Great, co-author of Built to Last
“A must read for any American, young or old, who wants our country to live up to its promise. Hearts Touched With Fire is an honest, heartening owner’s manual, one that can shape fresh leaders to guide this experiment we call America. For those who wish to lead the change and restore confidence in America, this invaluable book is the roadmap.”
—General Jim Mattis, U.S. Marines (ret.) & 26th Secretary of Defense
“Hearts Touched With Fire shows how young Americans are continuing the legacy of working together to create a better future for all. A powerful reminder of the necessity of hope in times like these.”
—David Hogg, gun violence prevention activist and co-founder of March for Our Lives
“David Gergen speaks directly and lovingly to a rising generation of diverse new leaders. Hearts Touched With Fire not only asks young people to commit to lives of service and leadership but provides them with the tools and guidance to do so. Beautifully rendered and full of optimism, this is a book we need now, one that will buoy the soul and should catalyze us all to action.”
—Cheryl L. Dorsey, President, Echoing Green
“David Gergen knows power, and he understands leadership. From his unique vantage point as an advisor to presidents of both parties—something nearly unimaginable today—he has gleaned a lifetime of lessons about how to inspire and to instruct. Hearts Touched With Fire is an invaluable guide to making things—good things—happen.”
—Jon Meacham, Pulitzer Prize-winner and author of His Truth is Marching On
“With customary eloquence and wit, David Gergenoffers us invaluable insights from his decades of observing, researching, teaching and practicing leadership. His book is an indispensable contribution to our understanding of how to create the ethical and effective leaders we so badly need.”
—Drew Faust, President Emerita of Harvard University and the Arthur Kingsley Porter University Professor
“A wonderful leadership manual drawing on dozens of insights and anecdotes from David Gergen’s decades-long career. Hearts Touched With Fire provides us with a moral compass, showing how we can find our True North and stay the course. An essential read.”
—Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum
“David Gergen has studied leadership for decades — as a White House adviser and as an educator — and has now written a masterpiece on the subject. I highly recommend this book for all who care about leadership in decades ahead.”
—David Rubenstein, Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of The Carlyle Group, New York Times Bestselling author of How To Lead and The American Experiment
“A must-read for everyone who aspires to achieve a worthy mission, especially the young men and women, the world over, who are now beginning to make their impact felt and known.”
— Nancy Koehn, Historian and James E. Robison chair of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, author of Forged in Crisis
“Hearts Touched With Fire shows how young Americans are continuing the legacy of working together to create a better future for all. A powerful reminder of the necessity of hope in times like these.”
—David Hogg, gun violence prevention activist and co-founder of March for Our Lives
David Gergen’s profile on “CBS Sunday Morning” airs this weekend, 5/8
Interviews on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360” (5/10) and “New Day” (5/11),
with additional CNN shows lining up, including “Fareed ZakariaGPS” for 5/15,
“The Situation Room,” “The Lead with Jake Tapper,” and “Smerconish,” dates TK
Interview on “PBS NewsHour,” date TK
C-SPAN “Book TV” coverage of the 5/12 Reagan Library event
Major radio includes “Hugh Hewitt” on Salem Media, multipleSiriusXM hits
including “Dean Obeidallah,” “Clay Cane,” and “Arlene Bynon,”
Georgia Public Radio’s “Political Rewind,” and
two morning drive-time radio tours
Interview in The Boston Globe and a review in The Washington Post, dates TK
Extensive online and podcast coverage including “Washington Post LIVE,”
“On My Mind With Diane Rehm,” “The Gist,” “The Book Case with Kate and
Charlie Gibson,” Franklin Covey’s “On Leadership,” McKinsey & Company’s
podcast and more
Nominated for The Next Big Idea Club
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