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Clausewitz Talks Business An Executives Guide To Thinking Like A Strategist Norton Paley

SKU: BELL-5058992

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Clausewitz Talks Business An Executives Guide To Thinking Like A Strategist Norton Paley instant download after payment.

Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.03 MB

Pages: 260

Author: Norton Paley

ISBN: 9781482220285, 1482220288

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Clausewitz Talks Business An Executives Guide To Thinking Like A Strategist Norton Paley by Norton Paley 9781482220285, 1482220288 instant download after payment.

Distilling the wisdom of Carl von Clausewitz's monumental 1832 classic On War, this book transposes Clausewitz's most enduring concepts on leadership and strategy to help today's executives and managers think like strategists. Tapping into the universal lessons of strategy, it uncovers potential solutions to some of the most obstinate competitive problems and supplies readers with an understanding that integrates historical references with modern business practice. Commentary is inserted at key points in Clausewitz's original text to interpret and transpose his core ideas and to demonstrate how they apply in today's increasingly competitive environment. Maintaining a focus on modern leadership and strategic planning, the book explains how the human element influences the outcome of a competitive confrontation. It provides tips on the physical and psychological dimensions of conflict, which include Clausewitz's discussions about dealing with the inevitable forces of friction, chance, and luck that operate in the "fog of war." --�