It can be defined as the behaviour of a leader who puts their own well-being first while destroying the well-being of everyone underneath them – the type of person who would stand on the neck of their troops if it meant a single 'attaboy' from their own superiors.

What motivates you? How do you motivate others? This PME edition takes a close look at motivation theory.

This is a PME resource for encouraging junior officers to think about how adolescent and adult levels of brain development can affect both themselves and the people they lead.

This article describes India's military.

This article provides a guide for lead planners facilitating staff planning and the application of operational art.

Is it important to be liked as a leader? When is the pursuit of being liked by your subordinates detrimental to your leadership ability? Some challenging concepts covered in this latest Quick Military Education activity.