The art of state strategy

The strategies of governments and government officials can lead to significant changes in the life of citizens and even to impressive catastrophes. This book is devoted to how strategies are formed and how you can attract money, people and technologies to achieve strategic goals. It also discusses common political errors and methods that allow them to avoid. Based on his own experience in the British government, the author gives visual evidence that the governments that have learned to act strategically managed to make the lives of their citizens more healthy, rich and happy. Citizens deserve a government that would pay more attention to long -term goals, and not changes in public opinion polls.
For specialists in the field of public administration and employed in the public sector, as well as for a wide range of readers