Leading from Behind: The Reluctant President and the Advisors Who Decide for Him
Richard Miniter examines presidential leadership from the perspective of reluctant authority and influential counsel. Focusing on the advisors who help shape a president’s decisions, Leading from Behind considers how executive power may be directed through relationships, delegation, and behind-the-scenes guidance.
About This Book
Leading from Behind explores the idea of presidential leadership exercised through advisors and behind-the-scenes decision-making.
Richard Miniter examines the relationship between a reluctant president and the people who help shape presidential choices.
The book focuses on executive influence, political counsel, and the role of advisors in determining how a presidency is directed.
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