Summary:
The book explores the concept of grand strategy through a historical lens, examining how leaders from various eras and contexts have navigated complex and uncertain situations to achieve their long-term objectives. It draws on a wide range of examples, from ancient empires to modern states, to illustrate strategic principles and the importance of aligning finite resources with ambitious goals.
Key points:
1. Fox and Hedgehog Metaphor: Gaddis uses this metaphor to show the need for adaptability and consistency in strategy.
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