Historical Thinking for Resilient Leaders

By Jeremi Suri (govexec.com)

December 10, 2020

The future is unknowable, which is why we study the past. The long record of humanity is the best laboratory we have for understanding how people are likely to act in a range of different, often unanticipated circumstances. Patterns of behavior, not genetics, define markets, organizations, and ultimately societies.…

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