Napoleon Bonaparte: Victim of an Inferior Strategy? (Portuguese) Portuguese Case Solution
Abstract:
Somebody observed that, in addition to the constant execution of remarkable individual techniques and the management worked out by Napoleon throughout his life, in the end, success had actually left him. Hence, at initially, we will notice the example of a meteoric increase (success of the Fights of Lodi, of Marengo and of Austerlitz) and, later on, of its fall (Russian intrusion, Fight of Waterloo).
Pedagogical Goals:
In this sense, the supreme goal of the case is to well known one to comprehend that an excellent technique needs to consist of 2 parts: excellent material and excellent execution. The solution of the technique is vital to produce a great technique, much better interaction with individuals or, more particularly, to cultivate a better decision-making procedure.
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