Description Fresh out of college, and frustrated with own generation's political apathy, Brian Till set out to interview the former world leaders he most admired.
To his surprise, they were eager to talk, and he soon found himself discussing everything from energy to terrorism to nuclear disarmament with the greatest leaders of the last twenty-five years.
Here, he distills what they learned in office, their predictions for the future, and their advice for the leaders of tomorrow.
Including interviews with: Bill Clinton Gro Bruntland Jimmy Carter Fernando Henrique Cardoso Ehud Barak Vaclav Havel Mikhail Gorbachev Pervez Musharraf F.
de Klerk Ricardo Lagos Helmut Schmidt Goh Chok Tong Paul Keating About the Author Brian Michael Till is a Research Fellow at the New America Foundation and a correspondent for The Atlantic.
His columns have appeared in the Chicago Tribune, The Dallas Morning News, The Las Vegas Sun, the Los Angeles Daily News, Newsday, The Oregonian, The Philadelphia Inquirer, the San Francisco Chronicle, and the St.
Petersburg Times.
He has been a guest on NPR's Talk of the Nation and has worked with Sen.
Patrick J.
Leahy of Vermont and the Treatment Action Campaign in Cape Town, South Africa.
He lives in Washington, D.
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St. Martin's Griffin Conversations with power: what great presidents and prime ministers can teach us about leadership, paperback/brian michael till
