Grand Strategy - The Art of Protecting National Interests ; Trong ban co the gioi đay bien đong, nguoi ta thuong nhac đen My, Trung Quoc hay Nga khi noi ve “Đai chien luoc”. Nhung lieu nhung quoc gia co nguon luc han che, hay nhung nuoc nho, co can va co the van dung tu duy nay khong? La mot chuyen gia tre noi bat trong linh vuc Quan he Quoc te va đuoc đao tao bai ban tai Hoa Ky, tac gia Ngo Di Lan khong chi đua ra nhung phan tich sac sao ve lich su, ma con đat ra mot cau hoi mang tinh thoi đai cho Viet Nam the ky 21: “Khi trat tu the gioi cu đang ran nut va cac quy tac bi pha vo, chung ta can đieu chinh ‘kim chi nam’ nhu the nao đe giu vung đoc lap va tu chu chien luoc?” Co the noi rang, cuon sach nay chinh la mot tai lieu tham khao khong the bo qua danh cho nhung ai quan tam đen van menh quoc gia, chinh sach đoi ngoai va tu duy quan tri chien luoc ; In the volatile world chessboard, people often mention the United States, China or Russia when talking about "Grand Strategy". But do countries with limited resources, or small ones, need and can apply this mindset? As a prominent young expert in the field of International Relations and well-trained in the United States, the author Ngo Di Lan not only offers incisive analyses of history, but also raises an epochal question for Vietnam in the 21st century: "When the old world order is fracturing and the rules are broken, how do we adjust the 'guideline' to maintain independence and strategic autonomy?" It can be said that this book is a must-see reference for those who are interested in national destiny, foreign policy and strategic management thinking