Strategic Universality in the Axial Age: The Doctrine of Prudence in Political Leadership
The debate on the epistemological significance of leadership versus domestic politics or strategic culture remains fervent in modern International Relations. We suggest that there is a consensus found in classical Greek and Chinese texts about the core elements of realism and the consequentiality of political leadership on strategic choice.
- Athanasios Platias, Vasilis Trigkas |
- March 2022 |
