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Sun Tzu, a Chinese general wrote the book “art of war” which is believed to be the oldest military treatise in the world.... sun tzu was aware of the tremendous cost of fighting a war and the consequential huge losses.... In 1505 AD, Nicolo machiavelli, a politician authored a book titled “The Prince”.... This book made up of 13 chapters covered every detail about fighting a war, right from planning, waging the war, strategies, maneuvering, the quality of terrain, use of spies, attack and defence tactics etc....
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Literature review
It also focuses on giving the distinctive qualities the leaders and citizens should have basing on both machiavelli's and Lao-Tzu's writings.... machiavelli in his most famous writing the prince presents a distinctive point of view.... machiavelli and Lao-Tzu both present their perspectives differently and intelligently.... On the topic of characters of a leader, machiavelli presents well-built judgments as to in which way a ruler should act when in power....
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Essay
Machiavelli and Business Leaders Along with Sun Tzu's art of war, Machiavelli's The Prince has been influential on CEOs and leaders regarding the development of leadership and management insight necessary for CEOs to operate their businesses.... machiavelli is considered as one of the Masters of Leadership as his philosophy on leadership offered a different insight into how leaders can be successful and what needs to be done in order to remain successful.... What is critical to note that machiavelli's Prince has been one of the most controversial books which have been banned by Catholic Church also and still being demonized due to its different interpretations?...
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Essay
It is stated here that sun tzu, Machiavelli, and Clausewitz have differing views on the attributes of a good military leader.... sun tzu has a praiseworthy approach when he propounds the attributes of a good military leader and it seems he is able to state his case in the best way possible.... Before I revisit Clausewitz on his notions of a military leader it would be fair to discuss what Machiavelli and sun tzu have to say about the military leader's role in defining national interests and military objectives in war....
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Essay
The art of war, in turn, was governed by five constant factors, to be taken into account in one's deliberations, when seeking to determine the conditions obtaining in the field.... "An Essential Requirement for Effective Leadership" paper traces the important influences and applicability of Lao-Tzu, sun tzu, and Machiavelli's vision of leadership and their respective influence on 'modern' leadership theory as it pertains to the ethical culture and conduct of an organization....
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Coursework
The great general Sun Tzu of China wrote of the great benefits of the correct evaluation of one's foes and self in the “The art of war”.... Famous for Machiavellianism was Niccolo machiavelli who is still talked of in modern management studies though in a negative sense for his promotion of mistrust of employees and class stratification based on economic and position power....
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Assignment
The paper "The Difference between the Classical and Neo Realistic Approach" highlights that despite classical realists and neo-realists originated from the same direction of realism, their perceiving of the cause of the global conflicts and the notion of power is rather different.... According to Booth, 'realists often trace their intellectual roots to Thucydides' classic account of the Peloponnesian war in the fifth-century B....
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Essay
We can clearly differentiate between the 'economic person', the 'religious person', the 'moral person', the 'political person', and so on so forth.... Today's notion of realism developed as a reaction to the idealism of liberalists after the First World war.... In this paper "The Realist Approach to International Relations", the author shall emphasize the fact that realism offers timeless wisdom, a good manual for state practice, and therefore must be respected as a theory of international relations....
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Case Study