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" Learning from the stones : "
David Lai.
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BL
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Record Number
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990656
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b745026
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Main Entry
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Lai, David,1955-
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Title & Author
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Learning from the stones : : a Go approach to mastering China's strategic concept, Shi /\ David Lai.
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Publication Statement
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Carlisle, PA :: Army War College, Strategic Studies Institute,, [2004]
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Series Statement
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Advancing strategic thought series
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Page. NO
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1 online resource (v, 34 pages)
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ISBN
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158487158X
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9781584871583
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Notes
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Title from title screen (viewed July 22, 2004).
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Abstract
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"Most U.S. political and military leaders are aware of the difference in strategic thinking and international behavior between the United States and China. Many have also studied Sun Tzu's Art of War and can recite the Chinese master strategist's famous saying: 'Know the enemy and know yourself, in a hundred battles you will never be in peril.' However, few really understand the essence of the difference. The author introduces a new approach to learning about the different ways of strategic thinking and interaction in Chinese culture. It is through learning the Chinese board game called go. This game is a living reflection of Chinese philosophy, culture, strategic thinking, warfare, military tactics, and diplomatic bargaining. The author also sheds light on the remarkable connection between go and the strategic concepts in Sun Tzu's Art of War. A modest claim is made in this writing that a little knowledge of go will take U.S. leaders a long way in understanding the essence of the Chinese way of war and diplomacy."
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Subject
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Go (Game)
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Armed Forces.
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Go (Game)
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Military readiness.
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Strategic aspects of individual places.
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China, Armed Forces.
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China, Defenses.
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China, Strategic aspects.
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China.
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Dewey Classification
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101.146:2004022601
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LC Classification
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UA835.L35 2004eb online
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Added Entry
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Army War College (U.S.)., Strategic Studies Institute.
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