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The Art Of War

Author
Sun Tzu
Series
Business Library
Language
English
Length
140 pages
ISBN
9781910343159
Published
15 May 2014
Imprint
Adelphi Press
  • military strategy
  • leadership
  • ancient China
  • warfare
  • tactical planning
  • conflict management
  • strategic thinking
  • deception
  • adaptability
  • competitive advantage

Description

"The Art of War" by Sun Tzu is an ancient Chinese treatise on strategy, tactics, and warfare, written in the 5th century BC. This seminal work offers profound insights into military strategies and leadership, advocating for intelligence, flexibility, and efficiency in conflict. Sun Tzu's principles emphasize the importance of deception, precise planning, and the strategic advantage of adapting to one's circumstances. Revered in both military circles and the modern business world, this text is an enduring guide to navigating challenges and competition.

Author

Sun Tzu's The Art of War treats conflict as a craft of seeing. Terrain, morale, supply, surprise: the page is spare, almost dry, and then a sentence turns the whole campaign. Victory prefers the unfought battle; the cleverest move looks like nothing until it is too late. Generals once carried it; boardrooms borrowed the same calm. The book stays brief because the idea is large — power as patience with a map.

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