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The concept of strategy emerged and developed exclusively in the military sphere for a long time. In ancient times, strategists were generals who planned campaigns, conducted military operations and were responsible for the outcome of the war. Military strategies were studied by theorists and developed by practitioners. This lasted until almost the middle of the XX century, when the concept of strategy was borrowed to describe business processes and policies of individual states outside the military sphere. This term was used to describe almost any behaviour or activity that has a specific goal.

In The Art of Strategy, Igor Grinov reveals the secrets of successful and failed strategies, from the ancient military strategies of the Roman Empire and the diplomatic games of the Byzantine Empire to the Napoleonic campaigns and world wars of the 20th century : "A military campaign and an election campaign are arts that have many common techniques and a common goal - victory. Elections are a tool for the struggle for power in peacetime." This adaptation is based on the author's own experience in successfully strategising political campaigns for 35 years.

Recommended reading for anyone who wants to achieve their goals.