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The Concept of Strategic Culture

Katsoulas, Spyros (Contact person)¹

1. University of Piraeus

Strategic culture refers to the sum of beliefs, mindsets and behavior patterns of a collective entity, geographically positioned and with common historical experience. It is based on the hypothesis that every collective entity thinks and acts with different way regarding matters of strategy influenced from its history, its geographical environment and a number of tangible and non-tangible factors. One can encounter factual problems to the analysis and documentation of every strategic culture, which derive from the philosophical character of the concept. Despite the methodological problems, the study of strategic culture offers a valuable framework of understanding of the strategic interaction and enriches the way of thinking of those who are required to make critical decisions.

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Alternative title (Modern Greek (1453-)): Η Έννοια της Στρατηγικής Κουλτούρας

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Strategikon, Winter 2017, 117-142, ISSN: 2585-3457, 2017.

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Modern Greek (1453-)

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