Lincoln's political skills enabled the Union to mobilize a military of unprecedented size and to keep most of the country that hadn't seceded firmly behind the war effort.
This included having resources; having business and financial skills; and being able to mobilize them for policy making activity (see Table 6).
The reformers also had a number of intangible sources of political power: information, access to leaders, access to media, and the expertise, skills, and experience necessary to mobilize political allies.
After attending two AIPAC Saban Leadership Seminars within the last year, I have learned valuable leadership skills that have taught me how to mobilize, lobby and educate others about the importance of the American-Israel relationship.
And the Global Freedom Center is very innovative in finding ways to mobilize people with different skills as partners in the fight against modern slavery.
They reported, however, that inadequate entrepreneurship skills among staff members limit their ability to mobilize resources from sources other than research grants.
It is time to mobilize the complementary resources and skills of its Bretton Woods twin — the World Bank — so as to restore quality growth and create employment opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic.
First, due to their power attributes, i.e. expertise and legitimacy, professionals are key actors able to mobilize their social capital and skills in driving institutional change.
In this session, the focus was on mastering social skills and the skills for dealing with health professionals in order to enable individuals to mobilize formal and informal networks to assist with ARV-medication taking.
However, the inadequate entrepreneurship skills among staff members limit the ability of staff to mobilize resources from external sources.
