The policy that flows from it is one of strategic patience and persistence.That means continuing engagement.
Vox's Ezra Klein had the same take back in November, writing that Trump "lacks the focus, the persistence, the strategic sense, to become the strongman he dreams of being".
Family business foundations are increasingly becoming the strategic space to ensure the persistence of the family over time and to identify a route to build their own myth and their virtuous growth.
The literature on incumbents' rigidities and path dependence predominantly explains the persistence of obsolete strategic premises by ascribing myopia to the path-dependent organizations, i.e., the failure to recognize the need for an update of strategic premises (Eggers and Kaplan 2013; Geiger and Antonacopoulou 2009; Koch 2008).
"Independence, luck, persistence, some kind of strategic vision, adequate resources — usually, but not always, public resources — good governance structures, good leadership, the ability to attract good students and so on.
This adds a new perspective to the suggestions of Flyvbjerg and others, who suggested that the dominant (but not exclusive) cause for the persistence of systematic cost is strategic misinterpretation.
Preferential or Long Term Strategic Placement: the offender has strong intensity and persistence.
The denuclearization of Ukraine and Belarus and the reductions of strategic forces by both the United States and Russia were negotiated with persistence and success.
Networking isn't always easy, but if you're willing to be assertive and strategic in identifying the contacts you want to make, persistence can pay off Callahan said.
Path dependence refers to a success-driven process that may lead organizations into a state of persistence in which they continuously reproduce a strategic pattern (Sydow et al. 2009; Vergne and Durand 2010).
