The reason, he said, "was the geo-strategic spreading of NATO's interests and its areas and also to create a precedent for using force".
But as strategic ideas spread from the military, flashes of insight were lost in translation.
Empirical research supports this view showing that organizational practices and strategic knowledge spread through the board network (e.g., Beckman and Haunschild 2002; Davis 1991; Sanders and Tuschke 2007) and interlocks function as instruments to exert corporate control (Mizruchi and Stearns 1988; Richardson 1987) and gain legitimacy (e.g., Fahlenbrach et al. 2010).
Worst of all, globalisation means that management jargon, from "360-degree thinking" to "strategic staircases", spreads across borders like bird flu.Business schools boast that mixing with people from different countries forces their students to broaden their horizons and question their assumptions.
In a blog he adapted from his well-received speech to the U.S. Congress, Abe proposes that the two democratic post-WWII allies join in a "seamless" strategic effort "to spread and nurture our shared values" and "stick to the path" that "won the Cold War" -- and, in so many words not spoken, to contain China.
Overall, as I mentioned above, I am a huge fan of strategic partnerships, and spreading equity to companies that can materially change your destiny.
It is a vast swathe of land the size of France, which boasts enormous deposits of gas, gold, and copper, untapped sources of oil and uranium, as well as a highly strategic coastline that spreads over 600 miles near the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz.
But he said the Soviet Union was firmly in favor of disarmament and in halting the spread of strategic arms.
But through support for civil society and economic enticements, the EU should demonstrate the strategic patience needed to spread what it stands for, which is a rules-based peaceful order on the continent.
