The Prince : The Ruthlessly Honest Handbook on How Power Is Actually Won and Kept
Written as a job application to the Medici family, Machiavelli's short treatise on power strips away every polite fiction about how rulers actually govern — is it better to be loved or feared, when should a promise be broken, what does a leader owe the people versus the state. Five hundred years of politicians, executives, and strategists have read it as either a cynical instruction manual or the first honest book ever written about power. It is probably both.One of the most influential and most misquoted books in political history — still assigned in political science courses, and still argued about in exactly the terms Machiavelli set.
Written as a job application to the Medici family, Machiavelli's short treatise on power strips away every polite fiction about how rulers actually govern — is it better to be loved or feared, when should a promise be broken, what does a leader owe the people versus the state. Five hundred years of politicians, executives, and strategists have read it as either a cynical instruction manual or the first honest book ever written about power. It is probably both.One of the most influential and most misquoted books in political history — still assigned in political science courses, and still argued about in exactly the terms Machiavelli set.
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