The 48 laws of power

Author: Greene, Robert

Number of pages: 639

Release date: 2018-07-16

Specifics: Someone who is attracted to power but, having acquired it with great skill, loses it through some unforgivable mistake. Others, on the road to power, push themselves beyond their means: they go too far. Or, often, they fall behind and lose because they dare too little. And then there are those who know how to ride power and manage to use it without making a mistake: every gesture, with instinctive intelligence, in harmony with the 48 laws that govern it. Writers and philosophers have long wondered about the laws that govern power. They have tried to bring out, from the successes and defeats of those who preceded us, indications that can guide us in our daily lives. Disenchanted, apparently amoral and cynical but absolutely realistic and full of indications: a book that comes from the analysis of thirty centuries of history of power, from the thought of the deepest strategists, from the experience of warriors and charismatic leaders, conquerors of nations and manipulators of crowds.

Package Dimensions: 8.5 x 6.3 x 1.7 inches

Languages: Italian