Titlebook: Eric Drummond and his Legacies; The League of Nation David Macfadyen,Michael D. V. Davies,John Burley Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Journalism, Language and the City senior staff include those on Arthur Salter, the Briton who led the Economic and Finance Section; Frenchman Paul Mantoux who had been chief interpreter at the Paris Peace Conference and who was then given charge of the League’s Political Section; the Polish physician Ludwik Rajchman who headed the

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The Great Volcanoes of the Andes,under the leadership of Deputy Secretary-General Lester. Others went to Princeton (USA) and to London. They contributed to the preparation of several conferences that led to the establishment of the new multilateral institutions (UN, IMF, IBRD, FAO, WHO). Drummond led two groups that made significan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-2406-8ctioning of today’s international secretariats and the nature of their management structures can be traced back to the League. The chapter examines such matters as the appointment of staff; the application of staff rules; the oath of office; the League’s experience in marrying the British system of

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The Life and Character of Eric Drummond 1876–1951 affected by lengthy sojourns in Germany before joining the Foreign Office (FO) and by conversion to Roman Catholicism on marriage. Drummond was a contact between the FO and the British secret service, under the code-name ‘Bond’. The League Secretariat was shaped by Drummond’s ‘sound practicality’.

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Leadershipoyalty to subordinate staff was the keystone of his leadership. He took pains to involve others in decision-making, achieving a team spirit at the top level and an . in the wider Secretariat. He asserted his authority, firmly but gently, ensuring that his senior colleagues were responsible for their