Dedication and Leadership by Douglas Hyde analyzes Communist methods for creating dedicated followers and leaders, arguing that these psychological and organizational techniques, focused on inspiring sacrifice and training cadres (like 'every communist a leader'), can and should be adapted by Christianity (especially Catholicism) to build stronger, more effective movements, moving beyond mere anti-Communism to positive, action-oriented engagement for human dignity. Hyde, a former Communist himself, details how to motivate people through deep commitment, leadership development, and making significant demands for a powerful response, suggesting a choice between total Communism and a dedicated Christianity.