Description
The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene is an influential bestselling book that explores the timeless principles of power, influence and strategic thinking through history.
Drawing on over 3,000 years of political, military and social history, Greene examines the successes and failures of rulers, generals, diplomats and influential leaders to present forty-eight practical laws for understanding how power is gained, exercised and maintained. Rich with historical anecdotes and thought-provoking examples, the book encourages readers to recognise the dynamics of influence, ambition and human behaviour in both professional and personal settings.
Provocative, insightful and widely discussed, The 48 Laws of Power is an essential read for those interested in leadership, psychology, negotiation and the history of power.
