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Applying Sun Tzu's Art of War in Corporate Politics: Spiced With Real-Life Illustrations and Ovservations, It Is Written in a Breezy Style That Allows for Easy Reading, Understanding and Retention by Khoo Kheng-Hor, 1997-04

Sun-Tzu: Art of War-The New Translation by Sun-Tzu, J. H. Huang, 1993-08-23

The Art of War by Sun Tzu by Sun Tzu, 2010-10-21

Golf and the Art of War: How the Timeless Strategies of Sun-Tzu Can Transform Your Game by Don Wade, 2006-08-29

The Art of War (Penguin Classics) by Sun-tzu, 2009-04-28

The Art of War: The New Illustrated Edition of the Classic Text by Sun Tzu, 2005-08-18

SUN TZU - WAR & MANGEMENT : Application to Strategic Management and Thinking by Wee Chow et al Hou, 1993

Sun Tzu: The Art of War for Executives [With Earbuds] (Playaway Adult Nonfiction) by Donald G. Krause, 2009-05

The Art of War by Sun Tzu, 1983

Reminiscences of an Ancient Strategist: The Mind of Sun Tzu by Foo C. Teck, Foo Check Teck, 1997-07

Art of War Plus Strategy for Sales Managers (Sun Tzu's the Art of War) by Gary Gagliardi, Sun Tzu, 2005-06-01

Art of Leadership by Sun Tzu - A New-Millennium Bilingual Edition of Sun Tzu's Art of War by David H. Li, 2000-07-12

Art of War without the BS by Sun Tzu, 2009-07-06

The Art of War - Sun Tzu (One)

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Donate via 2Checkout Amount you would like to donate $. Sun Tzu. Titles in NonFictioncategory On the Art of War. Toolbox. , Plain Format. Member Login.
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Commentary: Army On Cusp Of Sun Tzu's Dream
Army on cusp of Sun Tzu's dream.
http://www.dtic.mil/armylink/news/Apr2002/a20020423suntzucomment.html

Extractions: by Lt. Gen. Peter Cuviello FORT BENNING, Ga. (Army News Service, April 23, 2002) To win the global War on Terrorism and transform the Army, we must be able to see first, understand first, act first and finish decisively. Doing this requires what our Chief of Staff Gen. Eric K. Shinseki calls the three "I's": imagination, innovation and initiative. About 2,500 years before we started talking about "transformation," the great Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu explained why we must use imagination, innovation and initiative to transform our forces. "Know the enemy and know yourself; in a hundred battles you will never know peril," Sun Tzu wrote. "When you are ignorant of the enemy but know yourself, your chances of winning or losing are equal. If ignorant of both your enemy and yourself, you are certain in every battle to be in peril." Until quite recently, however, we had extremely limited capabilities to collect, record, store, process, and disseminate information that is, in Sun Tzu-like terms, to know the enemy and know ourselves. Because we lacked these capabilities, commanders lacked the ability to know what was going on and to communicate with subordinates. For the better part of world history, information processing took place within the brain. Communications were limited to runner, rider, smoke signal, drum or carrier pigeon.
Sun Tzu And The Art Of Business By Mark McNeilly
Mark McNeilly Sun Tzu and the Art of Business Time and again, McNeilly stresses(as does Sun Tzu) the absolute importance of personal character.
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Extractions: by Robert Morris In recent years, a great deal of nonsense has been published concerning similarities between the military battlefield and the business world. Authors frequently invoke military terms such as attack, ambush, pre-emptive strike, blitzkrieg (or blitz), no mans land, chain of command, firepower, guerrilla, kamikazi, overkill, and scorched-earth policy. Amidst all the other books in which forced comparisons are made, Mark McNeilly has written Sun Tzu and the Art of Business (published by Oxford University Press). He includes in his book the original (and superb) translation of The Art of War by Samuel B. Griffith. In McNeillys opinion, Sun Tzu was among the first (if not the first) to formulate an holistic approach to strategy that was powerful yet succinctly communicated. He focuses on six specific principles and examines each in light of situations in the contemporary business world to which they seem relevant. None of his analogies is forced. He allows his reader to determine the nature and extent of relevance of the six principles to the readers own circumstances. Here they are: 1. Win All Without Fighting (i.e. Capturing Your Market Without Destroying It)
Chinese Stamps
A set of five stamps celebrating Sun Tzu and his book.
http://www.chinesecollectible.com/stamp/95-26.html
Sun Tzu And The Art Of Sport - AUG 8, 2001
Australia's cricket coach has found a place in his team for the Chinese military strategist.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Taoism Sages Sun TzuAUG 8 WILLY NILLY Sun Tzu and The Art Of Sport. Now, the Australians have introduceda real man from China, Sun Tzu, to confuse their English rivals.
http://straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/columnist/0,1886,294-62608,00.html

Extractions: Sun Tzu and The Art Of Sport Wilfred Yeo THE only Chinaman in cricket is not even a man but a tricky delivery by a left-arm spinner to confuse a batsman. Now, the Australians have introduced a real man from China, Sun Tzu, to confuse their English rivals. Sun Tzu, like the rest of his compatriots, did not play cricket. He probably did not even hear of it, considering that he lived some 2,500 years ago. But Australia's cricket coach John Buchanan has found a place in his team for the Chinese military strategist who wrote The Art Of War, the world's oldest military treatise. Buchanan, in a 10-page memo to his players, focused on chapter 11 of the 13-chapter volume - The Nine Grounds. The memo was titled Some Reading For Quiet Moments. I'm not sure if there were quiet moments after some reading, because I certainly wasn't quiet after reading it. English journalist and former Test player Derek Pringle found the memo amusing too, especially as it was sent mistakenly to his room. Pringle proceeded to write in The Independent newspaper: 'News that Australia are consulting the thoughts of an ancient Chinese general to maintain their focus on the Ashes will have brought belly laughs all round.'
Sun Tzu - Wikipedia
Sun Tzu. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Sun BC. See also Famousmilitary writers. External links. The Art of War, By Sun Tzu.
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Globalism Sun Tzu & The Art Of War: The Betrayal Of Western Civilization
Globalism Sun Tzu The Art of War The Betrayal of Western Civilization By JamesHall The developing coherence of Asian regional thinking is reflected in a
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Extractions: The concept of holistic is a term that is commonly applied to a form of medicine, but within the varied cultures of China it has a critical meaning that emphasizes the importance of the whole and the interdependence of its parts. Mutuality in the family creates a reciprocity within the community. The values of ethics reflects a symbiosis that is judged by the benefits to the whole. That may sound appealing on the surface, but in practice the group becomes the ultimate criterion for a fluid moral behavior. Contrast this approach with the emphasis upon the singular, the atomistic ethics, that rests upon social institutions and processes arising solely from the acts of individual people. This Greek notion is the basis for our entire Western Civilization. The Christian Gospels rest upon the message of personal redemption and individual responsibility. The rule of law, while only a sham in practice, is based on natural rights and standards of conduct that have their root in Mosaic scripture. The nature of property and the economic principles that underpin free enterprise, have created wealth and achievement, stemming from the inspiration, genius and risks of individuals. East and West have always been a contrast in cosmology and sociology. Sun Tzu seems to be the bridge that binds the emergence of the new global financial system, with the discredit of Marxism. The West has been in turmoil ever since Charles Darwin's evolutionary theory spurred an interdisciplinary effort to develop a more dynamic worldview, as is evidenced by ever-increasing emphasis placed on nonequilibrium dynamics. The ethics of clashing systems is at the core of the struggle we are undergoing. The "monistic" approach to values, which Sun Tzu embodies, conceives the ethical enterprise "as aiming to produce, and to defend against all rivals, a single coherent and complete set of principles capable of governing all moral quandaries." This approach was popularized in conduct that ran amuck on Wall Street in the late 80s and most of the 90s.
Strategies&Tactics SunTzu And The Art Of War Applied To Portfolio & Risk Managem
Around 2300 years ago, Sun Tzu is credited with having written The Art of War, acompilation of essays that might well be termed the concentrated essence of
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Extractions: Around 2300 years ago, Sun Tzu is credited with having written The Art of War, a compilation of essays that might well be termed the concentrated essence of wisdom on the conduct of war. Following are some of the more salient war precept quotes ( in italics ), drawn from THE ART OF WAR SUN TZU edited by James Clavell, along with my comments on the application of the precepts to portfolio management and risk management issues. My comments are expressed in the form of Portfolio Management and Risk Management corollaries. I have also drawn several companion quotes ( in italics ), as noted, from Samuel B. Griffith's translation of, and commentary on, the same work entitled, SUN TZU THE ART OF WAR. It would be helpful for you to have these two texts, especially Clavell's, to reference as you read through these comments. Once you get past the first section of these comments, Application of Selected Sun Tzu Phrases To Portfolio Management and Risk Management, the following sections are organized to follow the chapter titles in Clavell's book; with Griffith's chapter titles in parentheses, and quotes treated as supplemental information. Within each chapter section, before each Clavell quote or series of quotes, I have inserted a brief heading label that characterizes the substance of the quote(s) and the companion portfolio management and risk management corollaries.
Strategies&Tactics SunTzu And The Art Of War Applied To Portfolio & Risk Managem
I will be building this Sun Tzu links page over the next few weeks. For now, pleasego to the Sun Tzu Art of War Applied to Portfolio Risk Management page.
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Sun Tzu Biography Pictures Portrait Books Online Forum
Sun Tzu Books Online Biography, Pictures and Portrait Sun Tzu forum, links add URL Follow book link(s) below for Sun Tzu books online.
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Sun Tzu
Sun Tzu ,named Sunwu, was born in Kingdom of Qi 535BC or so. Finally, he finishedhis greatest works Sun Tzu Art of War which influenced thousands of years.
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Extractions: WWW.CHINAKONGZI.COM ENGLISH VERSION BIG5 VERSION GB VERSION ... CHINA CONFUCIUS Sun Tzu ,named Sunwu, was born in Kingdom of Qi 535BC or so. Sun Pin ,Sun Wu's father, was a famous militarist, which gave him a predominant circumstance to read and study military works. Finally, he finished his greatest works " Sun Tzu Art of War" which influenced thousands of years. Today it was also widely used all kinds of aspects such as business, economy, military affairs. The story of Sun Tzu Sun Tzu Wu was a native of the Ch`i State. His ART OF WAR brought him to the notice of Ho Lu, [2] King of Wu. Ho Lu said to him: "I have carefully perused your 13 chapters. May I submit your theory of managing soldiers to a slight test?"
Aphorisms Galore! -- Authors: Sun Tzu
Sun Tzu. Showing Results 1 through 3 of 3, Sorted Randomly. Resultsper Page 10 Sort Results Randomly.
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Extractions: It's 11:45 GMT. You are not logged in. [Log In] [Sign Up] Showing Results 1 through 3 of 3, Sorted Randomly Results per Page: Sort Results: Randomly by Modification Date Search for: Aphorisms Authors Forum Messages Items in Shopping Web Pages Discuss this Author Advertisement All warfare is based on deception. [Select] The Art Of War Category: War and Peace Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak. [Select] Category: War and Peace Opportunities multiply as they are seized. [Select] Category: Success and Failure Showing Results 1 through 3 of 3, Sorted Randomly Results per Page: Sort Results: Randomly by Modification Date Search for: Aphorisms Authors Forum Messages Items in Shopping Web Pages Discuss this Author Wastholm Media
A Balkan Sun Tzu Vs. The NATO Clausewitz: A Tentative Interpretation Of The Serb
A Balkan Sun Tzu vs. This is suggested by the fact that he did not criticizeSun Tzu, whereas he did criticize aspects of the others.
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Extractions: Discussion Thread: #s , and References: [1] Roy Gutman, ATTACK ON YUGOSLAVIA: NATO Races With Milosevic," Long Island Newsday , March 30, 1999, Pg. 17. [2]John Keegan, Defence Editor, "Are the air strikes working?" Electronic Telegraph (ISSUE 1405), 31 March 1999. [3] Joel A Ruth, "Serbia: The lesson of Army Group E," Co 1999, WorldNetDaily [4] VERAN MATIC, "These Bombs Don't Help," New York Times (Op-Ed), April 1, 1999 The grand strategic stakes are spiraling wildly upward in the Balkans. The Serb offensive in Kosovo now threatens to destabilize Albania, Macedonia and Montenegro, has opened a rift with Russia, and put the credibility, perhaps, even the existence of NATO into question. Then, by grabbing three American soldiers in Macedonia, the Serbs cleverly used the American press to show the world that only three American lives could direct Washington's attention away from a massive human tragedy affecting the hundreds of thousands of people Washington was purporting to defend. Not bad for 10 days work by a Balkan thug, who, according to the Times of London, has no strategy.
Sun Tzu - Art Of War Notes
Introduction and summary of the each chapter of the Art of War.Category Arts Literature World Literature Chinese Sun TzuSun Tzu. The Art of War . A Commentary on the book. (plus excerpts and notesfrom Ron Kernahan). HISTORY Little is known about the man Sun Tzu.
http://www.hfe.org/resource/articles/suntzu.htm
Sun Tzu
Sun Tzu forum, biography, portrait, pictures, lesson plans and online books includingThe Art of War. Classical Authors Directory T Authors Sun Tzu Forum.
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Extractions: Sun Tzu - biography, portrait, pictures, editor reviewed directory searches and Sun Tzu books online - extensively enhanced with annotations linked from the Encyclopedia of Self-Knowledge . The online book or books with annotations helping advance Emotional Literacy Education and Self-Knowledge include: The Art of War. URL: http://www.selfknowledge.com/439au.htm
Art Of War
Marxists Internet Archive Reference Writers SunTzu Reference Archive. Thistranslation, printed in 1910 under the title Sun Tzu on the Art of War.
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Extractions: Online Version: Project Gutenberg (1994) ; Sun-Tzu Refence Archive (marxists.org) 2000 This book, along with the Tao Te Ching , represents one of the first works to use the dialectical process , creating one of the most lucid books ever written on the principles of warfare. The most basic and powerful dialectical formulation Sun-Tzu makes is in his statement "All warfare is based on deception.", thus, all peace is based on honesty and openess. The last word in the title, translated as "art", literally means "as water goes"; likely a reference to the methods explained in the Tao Te Ching. This translation, printed in 1910 under the title: Sun Tzu on the Art of War. The Oldest Military Treatise in the World , was the first full English translation of the Chinese text . In the original publication, notes by the translator accompanied the text. In this publication the notes have been removed, and the text in full is published. 1. Laying Plans
Sun Tzu - EBook Titles - Software Technology
Sun Tzu. Sun Tzu eBooks Selected Titles by Sun Tzu. The Art of War.Sun Tzu. The Art of War eBook Summary Written in China more
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Extractions: Choose a Format Adobe eBook Adobe PDF Gemstar eBook hiebook HTML Instant eBook Microsoft Reader Microsoft Word MobiPocket Palm Doc Plain Text Choose best format -> Choose a Platform/Device Franklin eBookMan EPOC Gemstar/Rocket eBook Handheld PC hiebook Macintosh Palm OS Windows CE Windows PC Windows Tablet Compare devices -> Written in China more than 2,500 years ago, Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" is the first known study of the planning and conduct of military operations. These essays are unsurpassed in comprehensiveness and depth, examining not only battlefield maneuvers, but also relevant economic, political, and psychological factors. This book has exerted an extraordinary influence on the modern world. Many people have found inspiration and practical guidance here for any number of activities that require strategy, from sports to business affairs. These people have found a way to view the world where they live and work as a network combat zones, where the stakes are high and struggle is the primary mode of being; where no one is to be trusted and survival depends on unconditional victory. About eBooks eBooks are books that are available in digital format. eBooks have many advantages over paper books. eBooks are portable, convenient, and save trees. Some eBooks even contain pictures, criticisms, quotes, portraits, and a brief biography of the life of the author. eBooks set you free to study and search texts with powerful software features. Buy an eBook and learn how this new technology is changing the world of literature.
Sun Tzu & "The Art Of War" At Maison D'Être Philosophy Bookstore
Maison d'Etre Bookstore Sun Tzu and The Art of War . Links About Sun TzuOpen Directory Project on Sun Tzu Sun Tzu Research Society of China.
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Extractions: T he original text of "Ping Fa: The Art of War" does not exist. Legend has it that the original was written circa 500 BC by General Sun Wu, in the employ of Ho Lu, King of Wu, and consisted of 82 chapters, of which the existing 13 chapters make up the first 'chuan'. Sun Wu was given the title 'Tzu', which means 'master', late in his life. S cholars estimate that existing texts are copies which date from 450 BC to 320 BC, during the 'Warring States' period of Chinese history. The text was unknown to Europeans until around 1750 AD. T he book is a sophisticated treatise on philosophy, logistics, espionage, strategy and tactics, with later versions often containing more commentary than original text. The central premise is that battles are won not strictly from force or might, but rather by the use of wisdom and courage, as well as cunning and guile. T he 1910 translation by Leslie Giles is greatly respected, while later translations by Thomas Cleary and others take into account Wu Chiu-lung's transcription, which was made from bamboo strips dated 140-118 BC that were found in 1972.
Sun Tzu
Abridged Sun Tzu Art of War version from various translators in each chapter.Category Arts Literature World Literature Chinese Sun Tzu
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Generals Of Waterloo: Sun Tzu's Ping Fa
Samuel Griffith version of Sun Tzu Art of War.Category Arts Literature World Literature Chinese Sun TzuArt. Ping Fa. (The Art of War). by Sun Tzu. BH He has written a numberof books on WW.II and warfare. Biography of Sun Tzu Top. Sun
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Extractions: Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War' I have a copy of Sun Tzu's The Art of War (1963) that has a forward by B.H. Liddell Hart. I have taken a few paragraphs from this and the closing line and present them here: Sun Tzu's essays on `The Art of War' form the earliest of known treatises on the subject, but have never been surpassed in comprehensiveness and depth of understanding. They might well be termed the concentrated essence of wisdom on the conduct of war. Among all the military thinkers of the past, only Clausewitz is comparable, and even he is more `dated' than Sun Tzu, and in part antiquated, although he was writing more than two thousand years later. Sun Tzu has clearer vision, more profound insight, and eternal freshness. The ill-effects of Clausewitz's teaching arose largely from his disciples' too shallow and too extreme interpretation of it overlooking his qualifying clauses, but he lent himself to such misinterpretation by expounding his theory in a way too abstract and involved for concrete minded soldiers to follow the course of his arguement, which often turned back from the direction which it seemed to be taking. Impressed but bemused, they clutched at his vivid leading phrases and missed the underlying trend of his thought - which dod not differ so much from Sun tzu's conclusions as it appeared to do on the surface.

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