by Barbara W. Tuchman · RBA Libros · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788490065259
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In 'The March of Folly', Barbara W. Tuchman explores the omnipresence of irrationality in government throughout history. Through examples ranging from Moctezuma's renunciation of his empire to the attack on Pearl Harbor, Tuchman examines how governments, driven by individuals obsessed with power, persist in policies contrary to the general interest, despite having viable alternatives. This analysis reveals a disturbing pattern of folly that has marked decision-making throughout the centuries.
