Page 1 to 6: Start Pages | Page 7 to 10: Authors’ note | Page 11 to 19: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – Introduction | Page 21 to 41: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – 1. Why in China do some succeed and others fail? | Page 43 to 72: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – 2. The culture of the wolf: hunger teaches vital lessons | Page 73 to 114: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – 3. Adapt or die | Page 115 to 147: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – 4. The Emperor decides, but agility reigns | Page 149 to 174: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – 5. People are just passing by. Who suits stays longer | Page 175 to 223: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – 6. It all starts with data | Page 225 to 244: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – 7. Fundamental attributes and other essential considerations | Page 245 to 249: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – Conclusion | Page 251 to 252: Sandrine Zerbib and Aldo Spannjaars – Acknowledgments | Page 253 to 258: References | Page 259 to 267: Sources | Page 269 to 270: Bibliography | Page 272: Ending pages.
Dragon tactics (Dunod “Hors collection”, 2022)
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Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
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