In "Lee Kuan Yew," Graham Allison presents a compelling portrait of the man whose vision and determination molded Singapore into a global powerhouse. Through a meticulously curated selection of interviews, speeches, and writings, Allison brings to life the grand strategist who not only founded modern Singapore but also became a pivotal figure on the world stage. Lee Kuan Yew’s insights into globalization, geopolitics, and economic growth, distilled from over half a century of leadership, make this book an indispensable resource for understanding the forces shaping our world. His candid opinions on democracy, multiculturalism, and the welfare state challenge conventional wisdom, offering a fresh perspective on the enduring questions of our time. Beyond the narrative of a nation's meteoric rise under Lee's guidance, this book serves as a window into the mind of a leader whose advice was sought by the world's most powerful figures, from Nixon to Obama, Thatcher to Blair. Allison adeptly captures Lee's complex character, his pragmatic approach to governance, and his unwavering commitment to Singapore's prosperity. As Lee Kuan Yew's strategies and foresights are unravelled, readers are treated to a masterclass in leadership and diplomacy, proving that his teachings are not just relevant but necessary for future generations of leaders around the globe. This book is not merely a biography but a beacon for all who aspire to make a mark on the world stage.