The Watch and The Pen: The Strategist’s Two Tools
To think deeply about strategy, avoid the distractions of modern personal technology, writes MWI Non-Resident Fellow ML Cavanaugh.
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M. L. Cavanaugh | 12.05.16 | Commentary & Analysis
To think deeply about strategy, avoid the distractions of modern personal technology, writes MWI Non-Resident Fellow ML Cavanaugh.
Read MoreM. L. Cavanaugh | 11.10.16 | Commentary & Analysis
MWI Non-Resident Fellow ML Cavanaugh examines the many competing definitions of strategy that have been put forth and offers a simple and clear definition of his own.
Read MoreDavid Mattingly | 10.26.16 | Book Reviews
David Mattingly reviews award-winning historian H.W. Brands’ new book, “The General vs. the President: MacArthur and Truman at the Brink of Nuclear War.”
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