The Business of Leadership

THERE is nothing wrong with Akbar Tandjung criticizing the Golkar Party. After all, he was the party chairman before being defeated by Jusuf Kalla at the 2004 National Conference in Bali. Let us not make the uncharitable assumption that his criticism reflects sour grapes, or to increase his popularity in preparation of his participation in the next party convention—if it is held—so he can be nominated as the party’s presidential candidate i

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