The role of political leaders in politics

According to the way political leaders come into being and play their roles, they can be divided into six types: charming, traditional, rational-legal, authorized, entrusted and political. According to the role of political leaders in the social and historical process, they can be divided into conservative, reactionary, reformist and revolutionary. According to the leadership behavior pattern of political leaders, it can be divided into violent coercion, non-violent influence, control, positive influence, negative influence, responsibility, conflict, identity, decentralization, alliance, communication, technology, creation and moral personality. Political leaders can be heads of state or government, leaders of some political organizations, or political participants who have an important influence on a political process and determine its political consequences. As a part of the social and political subject, political leaders can play a role in promoting or hindering social development in the social and historical process, and can also play a regulatory role in maintaining certain social order and social coordination. In addition to social factors, political leaders play a decisive role in society, and their own factors, such as personality traits and moral and cultural accomplishment, also have an important impact on their roles, as do the institutions, organizations and their members they lead. The role of political leaders in social history changes with different stages of society. [ 1]