The Indirect approach was a strategy developed by Basil Liddell Hart after World War I. His strategy called for armies to advance along the line of least expectation against the least resistance. His theory was the opposite of the tactics used during World War I. While he originally developed the theory for infantry contact with JFC Fuller helped change his theory more towards tanks. The indirect approach would become a major factor in the development of blitzkrieg.
The indirectapproach model is used to encourage men and women to migrate freely between the three economic sectors.
The indirectapproach has had success, especially in societies where the values, culture and ideology is rigidly opposed to feminism.
My indirectapproach for change - to simply be present at these events with the goal of being a participant listener - in fact was a promising approach to change, since I represented a potential model for the other women present.
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