Chinese general Sun Tzu (c.544-496 B.C.) was a military strategist as well as a philosopher and author. He is reputed to have had a successful military career, during which he tested the principles that he later expounded upon in The Art of War. His strategic approaches possess broad applications that extend to public administration, planning, and diplomacy, ensuring their enduring relevance.
Introduction Laying Plans Waging War Attack and Stratagem Tactical
Dispositions Energy Weak Points and Strong Manoeuvring Variations in
Tactics The Army on the March Terrain The Nine Situations The Attack by
Fire The Use of Spies
