Chess strategy

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 65. Chapters: Artificial castling, Backward pawn, Connected pawns, Doubled pawns, Exchange (chess), Fortress (chess), Half-open file, Isolated pawn, Luft, Maróczy Bind, Outpost (chess), Pawn structure, Prophylaxis (chess), Swindle (chess), The exchange (chess). Excerpt: 25 article summaries including: Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/Pawn structure . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/Development . Wikibooks: Chess/Strategy . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/Mobility . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/The center . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/Minor pieces . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/Open lines . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/Queenside pawn majority . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/Weak and strong squares . Wikibooks: Chess Strategy/The positions of the kings . Effects of extrinsic reinforcement for reading during childhood on reported reading habits of college students. Playing the blues. The soul of a chess machine; lessons learned from a contest pitting man against computer (Deep Blue loses to chess champion Garry Kasparov). Suttles, Duncan. Gloria mundi. Dunford's Bookshelf(Recommended readings). Words of a feather: How New Orleans became cupola-wise. Steinitz, Wilhelm. Battle Chess MPC (Software Review) (CD-ROM-based computer game). Fishing trip. Welsh wizard. Missing link. Computer Glitch at ASE Spills Over to Depository(Brief Article). New Zealand Considers New Subregistry