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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Tale of Two Men - Leadership as Performance vs. Leadership as Problem-Solving: A Comparative Study of Donald Trump and Mark Carney. Book.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Someone just asked you to join a board. Or you're building one. Or you've served for years and quietly wondered whether you're doing it right. This book is for you.Boards Made Simple explains, in plain language, how to set up a board, run it and serve on it well. It covers both kinds of boards most people meet: nonprofit boards and corporate boards. Throughout the book, side-by-side comparisons show what's the same and what's different, so you know which rules apply to you.You'll learn how to:Tell governance apart from management, and stay on the right side of the lineUnderstand your legal duties, conflicts of interest and personal liabilityBuild a board from scratch: legal structure, bylaws, size and first directorsRecruit the right people with a skills matrix, and onboard them wellDefine the roles of the chair, treasurer, secretary and CEOSet up committees that work, from audit to governanceRun meetings that focus on strategy, with consent agendas and in-camera sessionsRead financial statements, oversee the audit and spot red flagsHire, evaluate, pay and, when necessary, replace the CEOBuild a healthy board culture and evaluate the board itselfTwo complete step-by-step guidesStrategic Planning, Step by Step: ten steps from a blank page to a risk-informed plan, including a pre-mortem, risk heat map, priority setting, goals and measures, and a one-page dashboard.Succession Planning, Step by StepReal board stories.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In an era when the line between governance and spectacle has blurred beyond recognition, The Tale of Two Men offers a searing examination of two fundamentally different models of leadership-and what each means for the future of democracy itself.Drawing on his lived experience of witnessing Zimbabwe's collapse from a nation of promise to a cautionary tale of authoritarian decay, author Dennis M. Dodo brings a perspective that is both deeply personal and urgently relevant. He has seen what happens when a society convinces itself that democratic erosion happens only to others-and watched as exceptionalism became a sedative rather than a shield.At the heart of this book lies a stark and consequential contrast: Donald Trump, the master performer whose genius for narrative control and dominance displays has redefined politics-yet whose very gifts make him structurally incapable of governance that endures. And Mark Carney, the reluctant politician and former central banker whose competence, patience, and institutionalist philosophy now stand as the most powerful counterweight to the performative age.Dodo traces both men's paths with unflinching honesty, documenting Trump's systemic costs-from the erosion of legal norms and weaponization of government to the unraveling of alliances-while examining Carney's structural approach to problem-solving and what it reveals about the leadership democracies actually need.The book explores Trump's avatar cabinet, his disregard for constitutional limits, the direct collisions between the two leaders-from the "51st state" taunts to the tariff war to the Oval Office meeting-and lays out the Carney Doctrine: a framework of diversification, resilience, coalition-building, and institutional investment for middle powers navigating a world where the American anchor no longer holds.With a foreword by Brian Crombie, host of The Brian Crombie Hour, this book asks the question that will define our era: Are we still willing to value problem-solving more than performance, institutions more than personalities, and long-term civic health more than short-term gratification? Two leaders. Two models of power. One performs; the other solves. A Zimbabwean-Canadian writer who witnessed democratic collapse examines Trumpism, Carney's competence, authoritarian erosion, and the urgent choice facing every democracy? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In an era when the line between governance and spectacle has blurred beyond recognition, The Tale of Two Men offers a searing examination of two fundamentally different models of leadership-and what each means for the future of democracy itself.Drawing on his lived experience of witnessing Zimbabwe's collapse from a nation of promise to a cautionary tale of authoritarian decay, author Dennis M. Dodo brings a perspective that is both deeply personal and urgently relevant. He has seen what happens when a society convinces itself that democratic erosion happens only to others-and watched as exceptionalism became a sedative rather than a shield.At the heart of this book lies a stark and consequential contrast: Donald Trump, the master performer whose genius for narrative control and dominance displays has redefined politics-yet whose very gifts make him structurally incapable of governance that endures. And Mark Carney, the reluctant politician and former central banker whose competence, patience, and institutionalist philosophy now stand as the most powerful counterweight to the performative age.Dodo traces both men's paths with unflinching honesty, documenting Trump's systemic costs-from the erosion of legal norms and weaponization of government to the unraveling of alliances-while examining Carney's structural approach to problem-solving and what it reveals about the leadership democracies actually need.The book explores Trump's avatar cabinet, his disregard for constitutional limits, the direct collisions between the two leaders-from the "51st state" taunts to the tariff war to the Oval Office meeting-and lays out the Carney Doctrine: a framework of diversification, resilience, coalition-building, and institutional investment for middle powers navigating a world where the American anchor no longer holds.With a foreword by Brian Crombie, host of The Brian Crombie Hour, this book asks the question that will define our era: Are we still willing to value problem-solving more than performance, institutions more than personalities, and long-term civic health more than short-term gratification? Two leaders. Two models of power. One performs; the other solves. A Zimbabwean-Canadian writer who witnessed democratic collapse examines Trumpism, Carney's competence, authoritarian erosion, and the urgent choice facing every democracy? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In an era when the line between governance and spectacle has blurred beyond recognition, The Tale of Two Men offers a searing examination of two fundamentally different models of leadership-and what each means for the future of democracy itself.Drawing on his lived experience of witnessing Zimbabwe's collapse from a nation of promise to a cautionary tale of authoritarian decay, author Dennis M. Dodo brings a perspective that is both deeply personal and urgently relevant. He has seen what happens when a society convinces itself that democratic erosion happens only to others-and watched as exceptionalism became a sedative rather than a shield.At the heart of this book lies a stark and consequential contrast: Donald Trump, the master performer whose genius for narrative control and dominance displays has redefined politics-yet whose very gifts make him structurally incapable of governance that endures. And Mark Carney, the reluctant politician and former central banker whose competence, patience, and institutionalist philosophy now stand as the most powerful counterweight to the performative age.Dodo traces both men's paths with unflinching honesty, documenting Trump's systemic costs-from the erosion of legal norms and weaponization of government to the unraveling of alliances-while examining Carney's structural approach to problem-solving and what it reveals about the leadership democracies actually need.The book explores Trump's avatar cabinet, his disregard for constitutional limits, the direct collisions between the two leaders-from the "51st state" taunts to the tariff war to the Oval Office meeting-and lays out the Carney Doctrine: a framework of diversification, resilience, coalition-building, and institutional investment for middle powers navigating a world where the American anchor no longer holds.With a foreword by Brian Crombie, host of The Brian Crombie Hour, this book asks the question that will define our era: Are we still willing to value problem-solving more than performance, institutions more than personalities, and long-term civic health more than short-term gratification? Two leaders. Two models of power. One performs; the other solves. A Zimbabwean-Canadian writer who witnessed democratic collapse examines Trumpism, Carney's competence, authoritarian erosion, and the urgent choice facing every democracy? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In an era when the line between governance and spectacle has blurred beyond recognition, The Tale of Two Men offers a searing examination of two fundamentally different models of leadership-and what each means for the future of democracy itself.Drawing on his lived experience of witnessing Zimbabwe's collapse from a nation of promise to a cautionary tale of authoritarian decay, author Dennis M. Dodo brings a perspective that is both deeply personal and urgently relevant. He has seen what happens when a society convinces itself that democratic erosion happens only to others-and watched as exceptionalism became a sedative rather than a shield.At the heart of this book lies a stark and consequential contrast: Donald Trump, the master performer whose genius for narrative control and dominance displays has redefined politics-yet whose very gifts make him structurally incapable of governance that endures. And Mark Carney, the reluctant politician and former central banker whose competence, patience, and institutionalist philosophy now stand as the most powerful counterweight to the performative age.Dodo traces both men's paths with unflinching honesty, documenting Trump's systemic costs-from the erosion of legal norms and weaponization of government to the unraveling of alliances-while examining Carney's structural approach to problem-solving and what it reveals about the leadership democracies actually need.The book explores Trump's avatar cabinet, his disregard for constitutional limits, the direct collisions between the two leaders-from the "51st state" taunts to the tariff war to the Oval Office meeting-and lays out the Carney Doctrine: a framework of diversification, resilience, coalition-building, and institutional investment for middle powers navigating a world where the American anchor no longer holds.With a foreword by Brian Crombie, host of The Brian Crombie Hour, this book asks the question that will define our era: Are we still willing to value problem-solving more than performance, institutions more than personalities, and long-term civic health more than short-term gratification? Two leaders. Two models of power. One performs; the other solves. A Zimbabwean-Canadian writer who witnessed democratic collapse examines Trumpism, Carney's competence, authoritarian erosion, and the urgent choice facing every democracy? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In an era when the line between governance and spectacle has blurred beyond recognition, The Tale of Two Men offers a searing examination of two fundamentally different models of leadership-and what each means for the future of democracy itself.Drawing on his lived experience of witnessing Zimbabwe's collapse from a nation of promise to a cautionary tale of authoritarian decay, author Dennis M. Dodo brings a perspective that is both deeply personal and urgently relevant. He has seen what happens when a society convinces itself that democratic erosion happens only to others-and watched as exceptionalism became a sedative rather than a shield.At the heart of this book lies a stark and consequential contrast: Donald Trump, the master performer whose genius for narrative control and dominance displays has redefined politics-yet whose very gifts make him structurally incapable of governance that endures. And Mark Carney, the reluctant politician and former central banker whose competence, patience, and institutionalist philosophy now stand as the most powerful counterweight to the performative age.Dodo traces both men's paths with unflinching honesty, documenting Trump's systemic costs-from the erosion of legal norms and weaponization of government to the unraveling of alliances-while examining Carney's structural approach to problem-solving and what it reveals about the leadership democracies actually need.The book explores Trump's avatar cabinet, his disregard for constitutional limits, the direct collisions between the two leaders-from the '51st state' taunts to the tariff war to the Oval Office meeting-and lays out the Carney Doctrine: a framework of diversification, resilience, coalition-building, and institutional investment for middle powers navigating a world where the American anchor no longer holds.With a foreword by Brian Crombie, host of The Brian Crombie Hour, this book asks the question that will define our era: Are we still willing to value problem-solving more than performance, institutions more than personalities, and long-term civic health more than short-term gratification.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In an era when the line between governance and spectacle has blurred beyond recognition, The Tale of Two Men offers a searing examination of two fundamentally different models of leadership-and what each means for the future of democracy itself.Drawing on his lived experience of witnessing Zimbabwe's collapse from a nation of promise to a cautionary tale of authoritarian decay, author Dennis M. Dodo brings a perspective that is both deeply personal and urgently relevant. He has seen what happens when a society convinces itself that democratic erosion happens only to others-and watched as exceptionalism became a sedative rather than a shield.At the heart of this book lies a stark and consequential contrast: Donald Trump, the master performer whose genius for narrative control and dominance displays has redefined politics-yet whose very gifts make him structurally incapable of governance that endures. And Mark Carney, the reluctant politician and former central banker whose competence, patience, and institutionalist philosophy now stand as the most powerful counterweight to the performative age.Dodo traces both men's paths with unflinching honesty, documenting Trump's systemic costs-from the erosion of legal norms and weaponization of government to the unraveling of alliances-while examining Carney's structural approach to problem-solving and what it reveals about the leadership democracies actually need.The book explores Trump's avatar cabinet, his disregard for constitutional limits, the direct collisions between the two leaders-from the "51st state" taunts to the tariff war to the Oval Office meeting-and lays out the Carney Doctrine: a framework of diversification, resilience, coalition-building, and institutional investment for middle powers navigating a world where the American anchor no longer holds.With a foreword by Brian Crombie, host of The Brian Crombie Hour, this book asks the question that will define our era: Are we still willing to value problem-solving more than performance, institutions more than personalities, and long-term civic health more than short-term gratification? Two leaders. Two models of power. One performs; the other solves. A Zimbabwean-Canadian writer who witnessed democratic collapse examines Trumpism, Carney's competence, authoritarian erosion, and the urgent choice facing every democracy? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In an era when the line between governance and spectacle has blurred beyond recognition, The Tale of Two Men offers a searing examination of two fundamentally different models of leadership-and what each means for the future of democracy itself.Drawing on his lived experience of witnessing Zimbabwe's collapse from a nation of promise to a cautionary tale of authoritarian decay, author Dennis M. Dodo brings a perspective that is both deeply personal and urgently relevant. He has seen what happens when a society convinces itself that democratic erosion happens only to others-and watched as exceptionalism became a sedative rather than a shield.At the heart of this book lies a stark and consequential contrast: Donald Trump, the master performer whose genius for narrative control and dominance displays has redefined politics-yet whose very gifts make him structurally incapable of governance that endures. And Mark Carney, the reluctant politician and former central banker whose competence, patience, and institutionalist philosophy now stand as the most powerful counterweight to the performative age.Dodo traces both men's paths with unflinching honesty, documenting Trump's systemic costs-from the erosion of legal norms and weaponization of government to the unraveling of alliances-while examining Carney's structural approach to problem-solving and what it reveals about the leadership democracies actually need.The book explores Trump's avatar cabinet, his disregard for constitutional limits, the direct collisions between the two leaders-from the "51st state" taunts to the tariff war to the Oval Office meeting-and lays out the Carney Doctrine: a framework of diversification, resilience, coalition-building, and institutional investment for middle powers navigating a world where the American anchor no longer holds.With a foreword by Brian Crombie, host of The Brian Crombie Hour, this book asks the question that will define our era: Are we still willing to value problem-solving more than performance, institutions more than personalities, and long-term civic health more than short-term gratification? Two leaders. Two models of power. One performs; the other solves. A Zimbabwean-Canadian writer who witnessed democratic collapse examines Trumpism, Carney's competence, authoritarian erosion, and the urgent choice facing every democracy? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In an era when the line between governance and spectacle has blurred beyond recognition, The Tale of Two Men offers a searing examination of two fundamentally different models of leadership-and what each means for the future of democracy itself.Drawing on his lived experience of witnessing Zimbabwe's collapse from a nation of promise to a cautionary tale of authoritarian decay, author Dennis M. Dodo brings a perspective that is both deeply personal and urgently relevant. He has seen what happens when a society convinces itself that democratic erosion happens only to others-and watched as exceptionalism became a sedative rather than a shield.At the heart of this book lies a stark and consequential contrast: Donald Trump, the master performer whose genius for narrative control and dominance displays has redefined politics-yet whose very gifts make him structurally incapable of governance that endures. And Mark Carney, the reluctant politician and former central banker whose competence, patience, and institutionalist philosophy now stand as the most powerful counterweight to the performative age.Dodo traces both men's paths with unflinching honesty, documenting Trump's systemic costs-from the erosion of legal norms and weaponization of government to the unraveling of alliances-while examining Carney's structural approach to problem-solving and what it reveals about the leadership democracies actually need.The book explores Trump's avatar cabinet, his disregard for constitutional limits, the direct collisions between the two leaders-from the '51st state' taunts to the tariff war to the Oval Office meeting-and lays out the Carney Doctrine: a framework of diversification, resilience, coalition-building, and institutional investment for middle powers navigating a world where the American anchor no longer holds.With a foreword by Brian Crombie, host of The Brian Crombie Hour, this book asks the question that will define our era: Are we still willing to value problem-solving more than performance, institutions more than personalities, and long-term civic health more than short-term gratification.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. THE TALE OF TWO MEN - LEADERSHIP AS PERFORMANCE VS. LEADERSHIP AS PROBLEM-SOLVING | A Comparative Study of Donald Trump and Mark Carney | Dennis M Dodo | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Baobab Publishing Canada | EAN 9781067846312 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. THE TALE OF TWO MEN - LEADERSHIP AS PERFORMANCE VS. LEADERSHIP AS PROBLEM-SOLVING | A Comparative Study of Donald Trump and Mark Carney | Dennis M Dodo | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Baobab Publishing Canada | EAN 9781067846329 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …