The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene is a collection of discussions and examples on offensive and defensive strategies released in 2006, which teaches the reader how to apply these strategies to resolve conflicts in daily life. The book uses examples from a wide variety of people and conditions such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Lawrence of Arabia, Alexander the Great, and the Tet Offensive. Although one reviewer has called the book "an indispensab...
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The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene is a collection of discussions and examples on offensive and defensive strategies released in 2006, which teaches the reader how to apply these strategies to resolve conflicts in daily life. The book uses examples from a wide variety of people and conditions such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Lawrence of Arabia, Alexander the Great, and the Tet Offensive. Although one reviewer has called the book "an indispensable book, [which] provides all the psychological ammunition you need to overcome patterns of failure and forever gain the upper hand," another one found it "perplexing — if not downright unhealthy — [to publish] a book on the lessons of war for everything but war at a time when we are, er, at war." Yet another reviewer found the book's coverage of military history informative, but the political tales "mostly foolish or just plain wrong".
The 33 Strategies of War was part of the reading list for youths attending the Indigenous Leadership Forum...
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