Maxwell on the Unchanging Nature of the Laws of Leadership

John C. Maxwell, in The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership; Follow Them and People Will Follow You,(Nelson Books, 1998, says that the laws of leadership are unchanging. Maxwell argues they are as valid today as they were in the times of Jesus or Muhammad:

Times change. Technology marches forward. Cultures vary from place to place. But the true principles of leadership are constant.--whether you're looking at the citizens of ancient Greece, the Hebrews in the Old Testament, the armies of the last two hundred years, the rulers of modern Europe, the pastors in local churches, or the businesspeople of today's global economy. Leadership principles stand the test of time. They are refutable. [p. xx].

I have to agree with Maxwell here. Wikipedia gives a short biography and a lengthy bibliography. You should go there and follow those links.

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