Leadership

• Bass Handbook of Leadership
• Encyclopedia of Leadership (4 vols.) (print version: HD57.7 .E53 2004)
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• HBR Guide to Emotional Intelligence
• Nursing Leadership : A Concise Encyclopedia

Educational Leadership​

• Sage Handbook of Educational Leadership

Management

General Management

• Concise Encyclopaedia of Participation and Co-Management
• Harvard Business Review Manager's Handbook

Business Management

• Dictionary of Business and Management
• Routledge Dictionary of Business Management

Crisis/Disaster Management

• Dictionary of Disaster Management

Environmental Management

• Blackwell's Concise Encyclopedia of Environmental Management
• Dictionary and Introduction to Global Environmental Management

Health Care Management

• Encyclopedia of Health Care Management

Human Resources Management

• Dictionary of Human Resource Management 

Industrial Management

• Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science
• Encyclopedia of Production and Manufacturing Management

Knowledge Management

• Encyclopedia of Knowledge Management 

Public Policy Management

• Dictionary of Public Policy and Administration
• International Dictionary of Public Management and Governance

Regional Management 

• Dictionary of Business and Management in China (full text link on left)
• Dictionary of Business and Management in India (full text link on left)

"The first responsibility of a leader is to define reality. The last is to say thank you. In between, the leader is a servant." 
--Max De Pree

Harvard Business Publishing Collection (EBSCO)

More than 600 e-books from Harvard Business Review Press, including these titles:

• The Mind of the Leader
• Playing to Win
• Leading the Life You Want
• The HBR Must Reads on Emotional Intelligence
• The First 90 Days, Updated and Expanded

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