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Leadership Notes From:  Military Leadership In the Pursuit of Excellence Second Edition Notes:  Military Leadership In the Pursuit of Excellence Second Edition Posting current as of: 05Feb19; 0700. Introduction to Part One Key Points o     Leadership lacks a clear definition. Senior military officers and academics hold various perspectives. Some view leadership from the aspect of art, others science; some see it as an amalgam of both. There are also various opinions leadership is taught or learned. o     Despite the lack of definition, people recognize good leadership when they see it. Good leadership mobilizes constituents toward shared objectives and generally appreciates the value of each participant. o     Personalities and situations contribute to what defines a person as a leader; there's no consistent pattern that defines a leader under this context. o     Four-part book: §   Part 1 Leaders and leadership §   Part 2 Followers and followership §   Part 3 Leaders and followers