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7 January 2021
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Events of the past few months have drawn attention to democratic norms, the rule of law, and the ways in which leadership and democracy intersect. This month's Resource Rewind focuses on that theme.
With hundreds of articles, book chapters, on demand webinars, podcasts, and more, the ILA is your trusted place for leadership resources. We are pleased to make a selection of our resources available to the public as part of our mission of advancing leadership knowledge and practice for a better world. If you wish to gain full access to all that the ILA offers, please consider becoming a member.
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Democracy on Notice
"Democracy on Notice! Losing Battles, but Will We Win the War?" brings together esteemed panelists from the Fetzer Institute; the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations; and others to discuss the contemporary threats to rules-based order and democracy.
ILA is making this conference video freely available to everyone.
If you'd like to watch more sessions from #ILA2020Global, the conference continues on-demand through 31 Jan. Registration is as low as $25 for ILA student members and $50 for individual and organizational members. Learn more about the conference and register today. |
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Democracy on the Run
In this 2019 podcast, ILA Fellow Maureen Metcalf interviews ILA Board Chair Mike Hardy and international experts Veronika Anghel and Matt Qvortrup on, "Democracy on the Run: How Strong and Capable Leaders Can Stand Up to Autocrats." Maureen is frequently in the top 50 business podcasts on iTunes. |
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Democracy & Leadership Theory
A precursor to his book, The Leadership Dilemma in Modern Democracy, Kenneth Ruscio gave his paper, "The Connections Between Democratic Theory and Leadership Theory: The Case of Public Reason," at one of ILA's first conferences in 1999.
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