First of all, get to the point. Perhaps the subject is interested in this direction, but unfortunately there is no major in strategic management at present. But there is already this research direction, and it is a very important and hot direction. Therefore, the absence of this major does not mean that this part is not important. On the contrary, strategy is a very important part, which determines life and death.

The following books are recommended here. I personally like the knowledge of strategic management very much. Learning is interesting and challenging. In fact, my mind is full of introductory textbooks, and then many books are just reference textbooks, so it's the same to look at everything, that is, the party songs between you and the author are not at the same point, just look at a few books. Strategic management must read 12 (the first book is more expensive than others, but it makes sense). The Return of Strategy by Jeffrey of the United States, a machinery industry press, talks about the adaptability and accuracy of strategy, and has no basic concept. The textbook I use is Strategic Management edited by Tsinghua University Wang Hong. Strategic Management: Formulation, Implementation and Control is a good textbook published by Renmin University of China Press.

In addition to these, I would like to say a few books, not only textbooks, but also other philosophy books. The book "Strategy is Storytelling: Building the Core Competitiveness of Evergreen Enterprises" by Japanese writer Nan Mujian contains many contents, but there are also many cases with unique perspectives. It is a book recommended by Professor Guanghua of Peking University. American Wells' The Wisdom of Strategy; How do you measure your life? Book review is the most important course before graduation from Harvard Business School, which shows its gold content.

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