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The Chessboard and the Web: Strategies of Connection in a Networked World
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In 1961, Thomas Schelling's The Strategy Of Conflict Used Game Theory To Radically Reenvision The U.s.-soviet Relationship And Establish The Basis Of International Relations For The Rest Of The Cold War. Now, Anne-marie Slaughter - One Of Foreign Policy's Top 100 Global Thinkers From 2009 To 2012, And The First Woman To Serve As Director Of The State Department Office Of Policy Planning - Applies Network Theory To Develop A New Set Of Strategies For The Post-cold War World. While Chessboard-style Competitive Relationships Still Exist - U.s.-iranian Relations, For Example - Many Other Situations Demand That We Look Not At Individual Entities But At Their Links To One Another. We Must Learn To Understand, Shape, And Build On Those Connections. Concise And Accessible, Based On Real-world Situations, On A Lucid Understanding Of Network Science, And On A Clear Taxonomy Of Strategies, This Will Be A Go-to Resource For Anyone Looking For A New Way To Think About Strategy In Politics Or Business. The World Of The Web. Of Great Powers And Globalization ; Networks Everywhere ; Seeing In Stereo -- Strategies Of Connection. Resilience Networks ; Task Networks ; Scale Networks -- Power, Leadership, And Grand Strategy. Network Power ; A Different Way To Lead ; A Grand Strategy ; The Rise Of Webcraft. Anne-marie Slaughter. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 233-274) And Index.
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“This sort of something-for-everyone aggregation of better books is pre-Covid frivolous (Castells handled her subject better 22 years before, and the author knows it)”
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