Flawed Strategy

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Decision-makers often misjudge their adversaries due to a failure to grasp the differing values and beliefs that shape enemy strategies. Through historical examples, including Zelensky's doubts about Russia, Chamberlain's dealings with Hitler, and Israeli intelligence oversights regarding Hamas, Beatrice Heuser illustrates the pitfalls of viewing opponents as rational actors. The book delves into the complexities of strategy-making, highlighting how biases, bureaucratic politics, and conflicting interests can lead to flawed and potentially disastrous decisions.