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Introduction to Servant Leadership
If you are new to servant leadership, we recommend that you start with two short books: The Case for Servant Leadership by Dr. Kent M. Keith, CEO of the Greenleaf Center; and The Servant as Leader by Robert K. Greenleaf, the essay that launched the modern servant leadership movement.
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The Case for Servant Leadership was written explicitly as an introduction to servant leadership, including the writings of Robert K. Greenleaf and others in the servant leadership movement. Dr. Keith defines servant leadership, and explains the ways in which it is ethical, practical, and meaningful. He uses examples from history, literature, and life today. The book includes questions for reflection and discussion. Published in 2008, this book has been used as an introduction to servant leadership by thousands of people in business, higher education, healthcare, govenrment, and nonprofit organizations.
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The Servant as Leader is the classic essay by Robert K. Greenleaf that coined the phrases “servant-leader” and “servant leadership.” His essay is a profound work that should be read a few pages at a time — and then re-read. It has incluenced hundereds of thousands of people around the world. The essay has been translated into many languages (see The Servant as Leader in this catalog).
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You can save money by purchasing both books!
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