The Essence of Failure: Organizational Studies of the Japanese Military; The Essence of Withdrawal: How Decisions Were Made Both have minor scratches and light soiling on the covers, but are in generally good condition for used items. Yu-Packet Post Mini "The Essence of Withdrawal: How Decisions Were Made" Yoshio Suginoo Price: ¥857 Content Description In what situations are withdrawals decided? Two experts, a certified public accountant and a military specialist, analyze withdrawals from both corporate and military perspectives. Using historical examples, they examine the differences in leaders' judgment, decision-making ability, and execution ability to derive what strategic decisions are. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Accurate foresight is necessary Chapter 2: Unreasonable logic is no good Chapter 3: Decisions must be made quickly Chapter 4: The ability to see the facts Chapter 5: Foresight Chapter 6: Timing is important Chapter 7: Flexibility Chapter 8: Hidden Truths "The Essence of Failure: Organizational Studies of the Japanese Military" Ryoichi Tobe Price: ¥762 Some pages have corner folds. Publisher's Content Information Why did the Japanese military lose the Greater East Asia War? For the first time in war history research, social scientific analysis is introduced, and the six operations of Nomonhan, Midway, Guadalcanal, Imphal, Leyte, and Okinawa are examined as examples of failure. Through the elucidation of the organizational characteristics of the Japanese military, the organizational pathology prevalent in Japanese society is exposed, and the necessity of self-transformation is proposed. #RyoichiTobe #Ryoichi_Tobe #book #history/Japanese history