'Fighting by Minutes: Time and the Art of War' by Robert Leonhard
… ‘time is increasingly becoming [war’s] critical dimension’. … by Minutes: Time and the art of wa r expands this deduction. In a … manoeuvre. Leonhard describes the relationship between the three …
Managing Leadership Expectations in a Contested Environment
… has a reputation as a more relaxed approach to contributing … time they have with their team away from them. This is a challenge … there is little they can do besides preparing a support …
Why the Best Don’t Rise – Leadership Lost in the Military Promotion System
… that promotion systems heavily reliant on vacancy fulfilment, … including the tendency to reward risk-averse behaviour, the … readiness, but it may not always promote those best suited to …
… performance. In September 2022 I was inspired when the great … can I go? Even when hitting a wall, how much further can we push … performance is not a matter merely of hobbies and enjoyment, but …
… Summary Taiwan has a long and complex political history. Taiwan was not formally governed … basis of Taiwan and Australia’s relationship is through a commonly …
… experiences, generally a better way to do business, especially in … since the Second World War. Therefore, there is obvious … drawn from the books which remain relevant for the Australian …
Examination of the detainees’ status and argument for revisiting Geneva Conventions.
… As the landscape of warfare changes there are increasing concerns related to the treatment and … of rights and provisional allowances to detainees who must meet …
… a few). The reality is that we rely on space every day – both in … and human endeavour. In recent wars, allied forces enjoyed … in the Middle East. In future wars involving great powers, …
… the Johor-Singapore Causeway in the north and the Tuas … into the sea through mangrove swamps or estuaries. Water … (that extend beyond religious or cultural customs) to …
