The 48 Laws of Power

Author: Robert Greene

Editorial review of the book

The 48 Laws of Power is a controversial, brilliantly conceived handbook on the dynamics of power, influence and manipulation that has become a cult classic in the worlds of business, politics and the arts over the years. In it, Robert Greene reveals the timeless rules that kings, generals, diplomats and leaders have used throughout history to achieve, maintain or increase their power.

Each of the 48 "laws" is presented with concrete historical examples - from the courts of Renaissance Europe to modern corporate battles - and offers an analysis of how the psychology of influence works, what pitfalls await the unwary, and how to maintain control in a high-stakes game.

Greene writes without embellishments: this book is not a handbook for niceties, but an honest insight into a world where power often means the difference between success and failure. But that's what makes The 48 Laws of Power so powerful - because it offers an understanding of the world as it really is, not as we would like it to be.

For ambitious, strategically-minded individuals who want to play the power game consciously rather than naively, this book is a tool that inspires, educates - and warns.

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