4/4: The Noble State: Governance Options in an Ignoble Era (X) Paperback – by Gregory R. Copley (Author)
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4/4: The Noble State: Governance Options in an Ignoble Era (X) Paperback – by Gregory R. Copley (Author) https://www.amazon.com/Noble-State-Governance-Options-Ignoble/dp/1892998173/ref=sr_1_1?crid=LV80LP9FHKZI&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.pvXWpnq6EPCJu8yxYv54rQl1egBC1ybVBcHGeoLy6pj3WBxV7NKmVH2fuCDu-3cWJ6CeAlYZg8veoruaAhnB3b-rHyiJ4lGFtecSy3a-bj4Msc3dhuT5nPZip6kPggiuBNC1kwvPssKIqe9ZYDfWmyutJkGCtYMIStFjQaLt8zJJL1iuSdBdvdHOPOsnmQB8WjWAREnv2Djztd9tZl6RWPbI5l5ojJp9rl_JYxlB4oE.TIm-eCLeUcGiTuwK6YG5UCQd4DVmiCySTSMjtqugV3Y&dib_tag=se&keywords=gregory+copley&qid=1741385652&sprefix=GREGORY+COPLEY%2Caps%2C102&sr=8-1 Award-winning Australian strategic philosopher Gregory Copley, in his 37th book, argues that without nobility of leadership, a society cannot have the self-possession to accept nobility in itself. And without nobility of purpose and ideals, a nation-state cannot acquire the prestige and authority it needs to project its influence onto the global stage. But what constitutes nobility and the resultant leadership which brings prestige and influence? How does prestige create the deterrence and power projection to enable militaries to — as Sun-tzu said — win without fighting? What forms of government are best suited to the long-term embedding of nobility — and therefore stability — in governance? Copley looks at the power, now reviving, of modern constitutional monarchies, and how republics can learn from them in an age when all are combating autocracies and totalitarianism. 1648 CROMWELL
