Education For Leadership

As well as being a history of administrative staff colleges in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan, India, the Phillipines and Ghana between 1948 and 1984, the colleges' contribution to the development of effective managers is evaluated. Part 1 PART I; Chapter 1 EARLY HENLEY – THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE, 1948-57; Chapter 2 EARLY MOUNT ELIZA – THE AUSTRALIAN ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE, 1957-8; Chapter 3 EARLY LAHORE – PAKISTAN ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE, 1960-3; Chapter 4 EARLY MANILA/BAGUIO – THE PHILIPPINE EXECUTIVE ACADEMY, 1963-6; Chapter 5 INTERLUDE: AUGUST 1966 – DECEMBER 1969, JOANCORNWALL-JONES; Chapter 6 EARLY ACHIMOTA – GHANA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, 1970; Chapter 7 REFLECTIONS; Chapter 8 CONCLUSIONS; Part 2 The Scene Today; Chapter 9 HENLEY'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF EFFECTIVE MANAGERS: AN EVALUATION TODAY, E.A.LIFE; Chapter 10_1 NEW ZEALAND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE: EARLY HISTORY, J. L.ROBSON; Chapter 10_2 NEW ZEALAND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE: A REVIEW, A. J.BARNARD; Chapter 11_1 THE AUSTRALIAN ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE, W.G.WALKER; Chapter 11_2 THE AUSTRALIAN ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE: 20th ANNIVERSARY, 1977, K.W.STEEL; Chapter 12_1 THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE OF INDIA, N. P.SEN; Chapter 12_2 THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE OF INDIA: A PERSPECTIVE, M.NARASIMHAM; Chapter 13 PAKISTAN ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE, MASRUR HASANKHAN; Chapter 14 PHILIPPINE EXECUTIVE ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES, CARLOS P.RAMOS; Chapter 15 GHANA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, 1961-82, R.K.O.DJANG; Chapter 16 BANGLADESH ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE, ABDURRAHIM;