Leadership

Generally speaking, the leadership on both sides of WWI was highly ineffective. It was the allies who eventually modernized warfare and stuff, but it was also the allies who lost 41,000 men in a day out of sheer stupidity. Alexei Brusilov, one of the best commanders of the war, was on the allies side, but so was that Italian guy whose name escapes me, who was one of the worst commanders. All in all, it was ineffective, but still about as effective as the German leadership.

Out of the four leadership styles: Autocratic, Democratic, Laissez Faire and Paternalistic, what is his approach? Thanks.

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I’m doing an assessment for the subject Community and Family Studies. I need to know what leadership styles Queen Elizabeth II has and why she has gained them.
the styles are:
- task orientated/people orientated
- autocratic
- collaborative/shared
- laissez faire
- transformational
- cultural

if you could could you please inform me what styles she is and why?

As a Constitutional Monarch, I would IMAGINE that Queen Elizabeth II had a collaborative/shared leadership style (based on your options). All laws are enacted in her name but her power is excercised at the will of the sovereign, by Parliament. This has been pretty much the case since William and Mary signed the Bill of Rights in 1689. The Glorious Revolution of 1688 which overthrew James II pretty much put an end to Autocratic government (even though realistically it had officialy ended following the Magna Carta but power was still very much in the Sovereigns grasp up until 1688).

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