The art of political manipulation

By:

Riker, William H

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Haven Yale University Press 1986Description: xiii, 152 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

9780300035926

Subject(s):

Political leadership

DDC classification:

303.34RIK

Summary: In twelve engrossing stories whose protagonists range from Pliny the Younger to Abraham Lincoln to Adam Clayton Powell, a noted political scientist and game theorist demonstrates how some of our heroes as well as ordinary folk have manipulated their opponents in order to win political advantage.

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In twelve engrossing stories whose protagonists range from Pliny the Younger to Abraham Lincoln to Adam Clayton Powell, a noted political scientist and game theorist demonstrates how some of our heroes as well as ordinary folk have manipulated their opponents in order to win political advantage.

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