Abstract
This chapter continues the theme of thinking differently about public leadership. It focuses on community leadership as a distinct leadership style alongside organisational, individual and political leadership. These four styles combine and form what Chapter 1 describes as collective leadership. While the term ‘collective leadership’ is not new what this chapter argues is that defining public leadership as a form of collective leadership is unique.
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