A brief and tentative analysis of Negro leadership

Bunche, Ralph J.

Ralph J. Bunche, Ph.D

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright and Permissions
List of Illustrations
Frontispiece
Preface to the Electronic Edition
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Note on Editorial Policy and Formatting
Epigraph
Editor's Introduction The Politics of Escape: Ralph Bunche and Black Leadership in the 1940s
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- Notes
Introduction Negro Leadership
1 A General Survey of Negro Leadership
2 Illustrations of Negro Leadership Types
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- Type 2: Cautious and Timid Leadership
- Type 3: Liaison Leadership
- Type 4: Symbolic Leadership
- Type 5: Prestige Personality
- Type 6: Negro Leaders [Who] Are Designated by Whites
3 Life Histories Analysis
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- 1. Family Background—Social and Economic
- 2. Early Factors or Incidents Which Aroused Individual's Consciousness of the Racial Problem
- 3. Nature of Obstacles Individual Has Had to Overcome and Types of Social Repression Experienced
- 4. Factor or Related Factors in Individual's Life Considered Primarily Responsible for His Elevation
- 5. Extent to Which Contacts with Negro or White Individuals in Key Positions Have Played Role in Progress
- 6. Nature and Value of the Training Received
- 7. Effect Which Racial Situation Has Had upon Personal Social Philosophy
- 8. Extent to Which Career Has Been Influenced or Controlled by Racial Situation
- White Leaders in the Interracial Field
4 Leadership Schedules
5 Conclusion
Appendix I General but Incomplete List of Negro Leaders Employed for Guidance in Leadership Memorandum
Appendix II Leadership Schedule Tables
Notes
Index
About the Author and the Editor
Additional Resources
Secondary Sources (alphabetized)
Primary Sources (alphabetized)

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