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The Art of War for Executives: Sun Tzu's Classic Text Interpreted for Today's Business Reader

Donald G. Krause

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Prose: non-fiction, Business strategy, Management & management techniques

For years, business schools and professional consultants have turned to Sun Tzu's 2,500-year-old Chinese text for its invaluable commentary on such topics as leadership, strategy, organisation, competition and cooperation. Now the wisdom of Sun Tzu's The Art of War is made accessible to the modern reader.

Not simply a new translation, this is the first book to provide a clear, easy-to-follow interpretation of the classic document. The Art of War for Executives reveals the brilliance of Sun Tzu - and shows how to win on the battlefield of modern business. The tone and insight of the original classic remain, whilst incorperating the ideas of contemporary business philosophers, like Peters, Drucker and Bennis.

Here at last is an accessible interpretation of Sun Tzu's The Art of War incorperating modern business lessons to make this classic text relevant and readable for today's executive facing strategic and competitive challenges.

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Praise for The Art of War for Executives: Sun Tzu's Classic Text Interpreted for Today's Business Reader

  • Few classic texts offer the insights that The Art of War does, and this edition brings it home to executives in the clearest fashion I've ever seen. - Sydney Finkelstein, author of Why Smart Executives Fail

  • An easy-to-read handbook for gaining success in all areas of competition. - William Keppen, entrepreneur and CEO

  • Krause puts The Art of War and its concepts in context with today's business world... easy to read and understand. - W.C. Keppen, International Vice President, BLE

  • The Art of War for Executives saves the student or business person from having to mentally transfer Sun Tzu's instructions on how to wage war to how to successfully conduct a business... informative and helpful. - John B. McKinnon, Dean, Babcock Graduate School of Management

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