Strategic Intervention: What to Do When Things Go Wrong

$210.00

Series: Psychology Research Progress
BISAC: PSY000000

This book is about figuring out what the best course of action is when things go wrong. The goal is to provide a set of tools so that the non-strategist can make the best of bad situations. It does so by providing worksheets and a knowledge transfer system based on the Socratic Method, as well as a set of case studies illustrating how they can be used in various situations. The deeper purposes of this book are first, to propose strategies for the analysis and design of individual tactics and second, to show how well-designed tactics can have a transformative effect on an overall set of actions.
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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1. Raising the Question

Chapter 2. Strategic Development and Analysis

Chapter 3. Strategic Intervention: Making the Best of a Bad Idea

Chapter 4. Bush Administration’s New Doctrine

Chapter 5. From Sole to Group Physicians’ Practice

Chapter 6. The Canada US Lumber Dispute

Chapter 7. National Policy: Canada in the Web of East Asian Relations

Chapter 8. A Hypothetical Bio-terrorist Attack On Canada

Chapter 9. An International Organization, WABO, Deals with Bio-terrorism

Chapter 10. A Fictional Country Deals with Bio-terrorism

Chapter 11. An International Organization of States Deals with Bio-terrorism

Chapter 12. Conclusion

Bibliography

About the Author

Index


Audience: Students of political science, psychology, business, management, public management, both undergraduate and graduate
Scholars of foreign policy, crises decision-making, policy making, private or public management, strategy and strategic planning, first responders, military
Project managers, first responders, military personnel, public/private sector executives, researchers

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