The Northwest Passage Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Ensuing dozens of failed expeditions to "detect" the NW passing, a Norwegian adventurer uses a brand new strategy that stress rigorous preparation, a lighter, quicker fashion, and a willingness to adjust to the inhospitable Arctic environment and its people.

The Northwest Passage Case Study Solution

The case summarize the bleak history of the exploration of the Northwest passage over several centuries, analyzing expeditions that used a comprehensive spectrum of leadership styles, strategies and objectives. The case then focuses on Roald Amundsen who attempted to finish the passage in the early 20th century using an encyclopedic knowledge of Arctic exploration, a number of new techniques and an understanding of and readiness to adjust to local Inuit customs.

PUBLICATION DATE: October 24, 2008 PRODUCT #: 309067-HCB-ENG

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