Tactic
Origin: Gr. τακτικός
From the military, usually short term planned action, as opposed to strategy that is usually a long term plan to accomplish objectives. A tactic would be an approach to winning a battle; a strategy would refer to means for winning a war.
Spanish: Táctica
Sources and references
- Gutierrez, Miguel Angel. “Futures studies glossary.”cited 43 times
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