George W. Bush and Tony Blair's Leadership during the War in Iraq

This book presents a comparative view of two powerful political leaders of our time, former President of the United States, George W. Bush and former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Tony Blair. Although the two leaders held different office positions in two culturally diverse nations, the contexts of George W. Bush and Tony Blair were, in times during their incumbencies, very similar. This provides an opportunity to answer a remaining question: Which political leadership, the one of George W. Bush or Tony Blair, was more effective during the war in Iraq?

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Born in Austria in 1983, Karin C. Heinzl studied Communications at the University of Vienna. After moving to NYC and working in PR, finance and for the Austrian Embassy in Washington, she continued her academics at the George Washington University. Since graduating with a Master of Political Management she has been working as University Assistant.