Alessandra Nisch
Putin’s Wars: Testing Boyd’s Strategy of ...

President Putin made three foundational assumptions in launching his war against Ukraine that should have been correct but were not. First, Putin assumed the invasion of Ukraine would be a quick and easy fight. Second, he assumed the world would denounce the invasion but tacitly allow it. Third, Putin assumed the war would deter NATO expansion.

Putin’s Wars: Testing Boyd’s Strategy of Applied Friction

Anniversary

New Year New Bridge

New Year New Bridge

New year, new format, new Managing Editors: same quality journal. Over the last seven years The Strategy Bridge has grown, it has moved, and matured. Begun as a passion project on strategy by a handful of optimistic young professionals, today The Strategy Bridge hosts a Journal with over 2,000 articles and reviews, our New Model Mentoring gatherings continue, and The Strategy Bridge Podcast has released thirty episodes. Our Masthead boasts a team of over twenty volunteers who work hard to bring you what you’ve come to expect from The Strategy Bridge: products that are read, respected, and referenced across our community.

The Publishing Trifecta: Community, Collaboration, & Creativity—Three Years of The Bridge

The Publishing Trifecta: Community, Collaboration, & Creativity—Three Years of The Bridge

Community – a nebulous, yet powerful concept of fellowship based on common interests. Few ideas are more powerful in the writing and strategy areas, where truly no person can be an island. Both writing and strategy require the sharing of ideas and robust dialogue to get the best possible product. The desire for such a community in the areas of strategy and writing led to the creation of The Bridge three years ago. And what a wonderful three years it has been, due largely to the opportunity it has afforded us to support great thinkers communicate their ideas via the written word.