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In Democracy's Dilemma, David Shams argues that Warlords' participation in Afghanistan's democracy has undermined the legitimacy of the state. Human rights violations, drug trade and institutional corruption constitute the perimeters of a triangle set by warlords within which the state falls short of the moral authority necessary to assert legitimacy. The dilemma that the state faces is this: On one hand, in order to survive it has to compromise with and appease the warlords; on the other, it struggles to eradicate drugs and uproot corruption. To achieve these objectives, the state has...

This book showcases scholarly work from leading coaching psychologists and coaches from different parts of the world, each contributor providing thoughtful analysis of group dynamics, family systems and psychotherapeutic approaches to family business coaching.

Providing both a theoretical groundwork and a practical application of group dynamic issues to family business coaching practices makes this volume an essential compendium for the coaching psychology--and a useful groundwork to understanding group dynamics of a family business. It also describes practitioner's input in family...