Tigers is a unique study of some of the most powerful political leaders in the new Asia. From TaiwanÂ’s Lee Theng Hui to AmericaÂ’s Bill Clinton, from SingaporeÂ’s Lee Kuan Yew to the Philippines Fidel Ramos, from KoreaÂ’s Kim Young-sam to MalaysiaÂ’s Dr. Mahathir, Tiger offer a distinctive interpretation of each leaderÂ’s career, his policies and successes and failures. Tigers is also the story of the region itself, the dramatic change in the way its people live, and the new patterns of power and authority that have emerged. It is told through the achievement of the men who have ridden, shaped and benefited from these changes. It assesses the legacy these leaders have bequeathed their nations and the world.
The book is substantially based on the access that the writer have had to the Asia-Pacific leaders over the last half-dozen years or so. It’s come from interviewer with the leader in Asia- Pacific. Its supported with the fact that happen in Asia-Pacific like the economic growth, per capita income to economic from time to time to political system. Conclusion this book is about story about nations in asia that the writers gathered, mainly based on interviewers with the leaders, his experiences as a journalist. That down to how the nation work in Asia, their system and its international relations.