Synopsis The intention of this book is to offer the theoretical interpretation of social leadership contributed by noted social psychologist. In this volume social leadership are considered as determining the social behaviour of individuals qua representatives of social groups. Theory of Social leadership has offered a rival approach to that of the pre-existing theory of attitude, but in their current formulations, both have become rigid and self-limiting in their scope and potential for further development. Whatever the merits of the approach outlined here, it is apparent that theory of social leadership as it now stands could benefit from a clearer explication of its own fundamental processes.