Robert Kaplan, a writer from the Atlantic Monthly who has written highly regarded books about war.

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As Robert Kaplan has explained, terrorists and their crude tactics fall on the low end of asymmetric strategy.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: China's assymetrical strategy

Harvard Business School professor Robert Kaplan has held the job in the interim.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Turned out that Harvard Business School professor Robert Kaplan and a colleague had developed a "balanced scorecard" for corporate clients.

FORBES: The Matchmaker

Even Robert Kaplan (see article), a Harvard Business School professor sometimes credited with being its founding father, has admitted that it stagnated in the 1990s.

ECONOMIST: Idea

Robert Kaplan is a journalist and author whose work has had a huge influence on me, as someone with a background in history, and a particular passion for stories about Asia and Eastern Europe.

FORBES: A Very Quick Thought on Robert Kaplan

Proof of this dismal state of affairs came this week with the publication of a supportive profile of University of Chicago professor John Mearsheimer in The Atlantic Monthly written by the magazine's in-house foreign policy guru Robert Kaplan.

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Luckily, Harvard Business School was interested in fostering life science entrepreneurs and offered me a Robert S Kaplan fellowship.

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Many (possibly including Robert Gates, America's defence secretary) agreed with an article by Fred Kaplan, a commentator, in Slate, an online magazine, last February suggesting that, although America had gained from having fighting allies in Afghanistan, it had been wrong to let NATO lead the mission.

ECONOMIST: The future of NATO