The 33 Strategies of War
Military strategy from Sun Tzu to Napoleon, repurposed for the everyday conflicts of ambition, work and rivalry
Drawing on commanders from Sun Tzu and Hannibal to Napoleon and Rommel, Greene sets out 33 strategies for conflict and adapts each to the quieter wars of ambition, work and rivalry. The lessons run from managing your own morale to unsettling a rival’s, from picking your battles to knowing when to retreat. Like his other books it is history first, arguing that the principles of the battlefield transfer intact to any contested ground.
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