Friedman begins with the origins of strategy, seeking insights from the Bible, ancient Greek mythology, Sun Tzu, and Machiavelli. He guides readers through works from Carl von Clausewitz to the nuclear strategists of the 1950s, through to the era of counterinsurgency and the new military revolution; he begins with Marx's revolutionary analysis of politics and analyzes political strategy through Obama's presidential campaign; and he develops a comprehensive historical narrative of business strategy, covering all the important reformers from Frederick Winslow Taylor and Alfred Sloan to Peter Drucker.
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This book is like an encyclopedia of strategy, covering everything from military to political to business. The author gave me a deep understanding of the importance of strategy by telling the stories of strategists in history. Just like when we deliver express delivery, we also need to have a strategy, plan routes, and improve efficiency. This book is not only rich in content, but also written in easy-to-understand language, making it easy to read. I recommend it to friends who are interested in strategy.
Books that you can't put down are the spiritual food you crave
This book is like an encyclopedia of strategy, covering everything from military to political to business. The author gave me a deep understanding of the importance of strategy by telling the stories of strategists in history. Just like when we deliver express delivery, we also need to have a strategy, plan routes, and improve efficiency. This book is not only rich in content, but also written in easy-to-understand language, making it easy to read. I recommend it to friends who are interested in strategy.
Books that you can't put down are the spiritual food you crave