Enterprise Strategy in Time and Space

<jats:p>This monograph provides a deeper understanding of the challenges faced in the development and implementation of an enterprise's strategy. It explores the fundamental structural components of this phenomenon and its inherent attributes, such as duration, secrecy, continuity, and more. The monograph delves into the spatial and temporal aspects of strategy, which often go unnoticed in research. Through the analysis of these components, the author answers the questions of "what is a strategy?" and "how should it be formulated?" By bridging the gap between theory and practice in planning, the monograph strikes a balance between academic research and business practices. The book is addressed to a wide range of researchers and specialists in enterprise management, company executives and managers, as well as students and postgraduate students in economics.</jats:p>