The March of Folly: From Troy to Vietnam
Barbara W. Tuchman explores why governments repeatedly pursue actions against their own interests, from ancient Troy through the Vietnam War.
About This Book
The March of Folly examines how leaders throughout history have pursued policies contrary to their own interests.
Barbara W. Tuchman draws on examples ranging from the Trojan Horse to British colonial policies and American involvement in Vietnam.
The work highlights patterns of folly driven by political, cultural, and psychological factors.
Readers gain insight into the recurring nature of strategic errors across centuries.
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