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Explore the gripping biography of Rodrigo Duterte, the controversial and unpredictable President of the Philippines, in 'Duterte Harry: Fire and Fury in the Philippines'. This trade paperback edition, published by Scribe Publications in 2018, unveils the dark and chilling truths behind Duterte's notorious war on drugs, a policy that has resulted in thousands of extrajudicial killings. Author and Channel 4 News correspondent Jonathan Miller provides an in-depth look at Duterte's rise to power, revealing the complex leader who has polarized opinions both locally and internationally.
With an ISBN of 9781925322842, this 352-page book captures the essence of Duterte's leadership style, characterized by his brash statements and unfiltered approach to governance. As a self-proclaimed killer and avid anti-imperialist, he has garnered a cult-like following among 16.6 million Filipinos, who view him as a refreshing break from the political status quo.
'Duterte Harry' not only chronicles Duterte's ascent but also critically examines the implications of authoritarian populism in today's political landscape. This vivid account is packed with compelling anecdotes and moral undertones, making it essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the dynamics of power, corruption, and fear in modern-day Philippines. Whether you're a political analyst, a student of human rights, or just curious about global affairs, this book is a must-read that will leave you questioning the morality of leadership and the price of populism.
With an ISBN of 9781925322842, this 352-page book captures the essence of Duterte's leadership style, characterized by his brash statements and unfiltered approach to governance. As a self-proclaimed killer and avid anti-imperialist, he has garnered a cult-like following among 16.6 million Filipinos, who view him as a refreshing break from the political status quo.
'Duterte Harry' not only chronicles Duterte's ascent but also critically examines the implications of authoritarian populism in today's political landscape. This vivid account is packed with compelling anecdotes and moral undertones, making it essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the dynamics of power, corruption, and fear in modern-day Philippines. Whether you're a political analyst, a student of human rights, or just curious about global affairs, this book is a must-read that will leave you questioning the morality of leadership and the price of populism.