In Strategy in Politics, F. Christopher Arterton seeks to clarify the meaning of strategy and delineate a defensible method of pursuing victory in politics. Recognizing that unbridled pursuit of power can be corrupting, Arterton advocates certain guardrails that political managers should live by in their strategic maneuvers and their employment of power. In turn, Arterton shows those engaged with the institutions of democratic politics how to be adroit in
their strategic thinking, so that they may enter this battlefield better prepared for the conflict of ideas.