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 ==Affiliations==
-*[[APCO Worldwide]] | [[Champollion]] | [[Democratiya]]
+*[[APCO Worldwide]] | [[Champollion]] | [[Democratiya]] | [[Institute for Statecraft]] - Fellow 2015 <ref name="about us">Institute for Statecraft [http://www.statecraft.org.uk/governance Governance]. Accessed 26 December 2015.</ref>
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-David Clark, a former special adviser to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Sceretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist.  In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>
+David Clark, a former special adviser to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Secretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist.  In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>
 He was a special adviser at the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] between 1997 and 2001. He first joined [[Robin Cook]]’s staff in 1994 and was closely involved in the development of Labour’s foreign policy in the run up to the 1997 general election. From 1991-94 he worked as a research assistant to Dr [[John Reid]] MP.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>

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 :Clark has written numerous op-ed columns for a range of national newspapers, including Guardian and appeared regularly as a guest on current affairs programs on radio and television. He is also a senior research fellow at the [[Federal Trust]] and chairman of the Advisory Council of the [[Russian Foundation]]. His academic qualifications include a Master of Arts in War Studies from [[King’s College London]].<ref>[http://www.apcoworldwide.com/content/locations/keystaffbio.cfm?ksid=192&cid=16&ofid=20 APCO Web site]</ref>
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 Clark joined the [[Federal Trust]] in January 2005, the year after he stopped working for [[John Reid]]. He was appointed as a 'Senior Research Fellow' in order to 'coordinate a major new project "A Global Strategy for Europe."'
 <ref>The Federal Trust [http://www.fedtrust.co.uk/admin/uploads/fedt_presidency_prog.pdf The UK Presidency of the European Union Priorities and Objectives] 20-21 June 2005 [[Chatham House]], London</ref>
-In June of that year Clark spoke at the Federal Trust conference on the ''The UK Presidency of the European Union Priorities and Objectives''.  Co-organised by [[Chatham House]] and by [[TEPSA]], the conference was sponsored by [[UACES]].  Among the other speakers was a roll call of UK elite EU networkers including [[Leon Brittan]] the former European Commissioner, at the stage working for [[UBS]], [[Peter Sutherland]] one of the most networked of the transatlantic elite, former diplomat [[Lord Kerr of Kinlochard]], [[Gile Radice]] the former right wing Labour Party MP and member of the House of Lords.  His presence unsurprising given his role as Chair of the [[European Movement]] between 1995-2001.  Clark spoke in a session on 'THE EU IN THE WIDER WORLD: BUILDING STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS' along with [[Graham Avery]], Director DG External Relations at the [[European Commission]] and [[Gerard Errera]] the French ambassador to the UK.<ref>The Federal Trust [http://www.fedtrust.co.uk/admin/uploads/fedt_presidency_prog.pdf The UK Presidency of the European Union Priorities and Objectives] 20-21 June 2005 [[Chatham House]], London</ref>
+In June of that year Clark spoke at the Federal Trust conference on the ''The UK Presidency of the European Union Priorities and Objectives''.  Co-organised by [[Chatham House]] and by [[TEPSA]], the conference was sponsored by [[UACES]].  Among the other speakers was a roll call of UK elite EU networkers including [[Leon Brittan]] the former European Commissioner, at the stage working for [[UBS]], [[Peter Sutherland]] one of the most networked of the transatlantic elite, former diplomat [[Lord Kerr of Kinlochard]], [[Giles Radice]] the former right wing Labour Party MP and member of the House of Lords.  His presence was unsurprising given his role as Chair of the [[European Movement]] between 1995-2001, Clark spoke in a session on 'THE EU IN THE WIDER WORLD: BUILDING STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS' along with [[Graham Avery]], Director DG External Relations at the [[European Commission]] and [[Gerard Errera]] the French ambassador to the UK.<ref>The Federal Trust [http://www.fedtrust.co.uk/admin/uploads/fedt_presidency_prog.pdf The UK Presidency of the European Union Priorities and Objectives] 20-21 June 2005 [[Chatham House]], London</ref>
 ===Critic of The Euston Manifesto and the Pro-War Left===
 Harry's Place describes itself as part of the "democratic, secular, anti-fascist, liberal, anti-totalitarian left."<ref>Harry Hatchet, [http://www.hurryupharry.org/about/ This is HP], Harry's Place, accessed 16 August 2009.</ref> Two of the site's bloggers, [[Harry Hatchet]] and [[David Toube]], were among the original signatories of the [[Euston Manifesto]] in 2006.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20060417221814/eustonmanifesto.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=1 Euston Manifesto], 17 April 2006, accessed via the Internet Archive.</ref>

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 ==Affiliations==
-*[[APCOWorldwide]] | [[Champollion]] | [[Democratiya]]
+*[[APCO Worldwide]] | [[Champollion]] | [[Democratiya]]
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 ''Disambiguation:'' Not to be confused with [[David Clark (MP)|David Clark MP]], British politician and member of Parliament for South Shields
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 David Clark, a former special adviser to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Sceretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist.  In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>

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	David Clark, a former special adviser to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Sceretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist. In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>		David Clark, a former special adviser to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Sceretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist. In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>

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		+	''Disambiguation:'' Not to be confused with David Clark (MP)\|David Clark MP]], British politician and member of Parliament for South Shields
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	David Clark, a former special adviser to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Sceretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist. In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>		David Clark, a former special adviser to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Sceretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist. In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>

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−	David Clark, a former special ~~advoser~~ to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Sceretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist. In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>	+	David Clark, a former special adviser to [[Robin Cook]] and researcher for [[John Reid]] when he was Home Sceretary, is a freelance writer including for the Guardian's [[Comment Is Free]] and lobbyist. In 2009 he is a 'Project Advisor' for lobby firm [[Champollion]]<ref>Champollion [http://www.champollion.co.uk/ourteam_davidclark.html Our Team: David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009.</ref> and a senior consultant for [[APCO Worldwide]]’s London office. He fails to mention his role as a lobbyist on his Comment is Free profile note.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>

	He was a special adviser at the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] between 1997 and 2001. He first joined [[Robin Cook]]’s staff in 1994 and was closely involved in the development of Labour’s foreign policy in the run up to the 1997 general election. From 1991-94 he worked as a research assistant to Dr [[John Reid]] MP.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>		He was a special adviser at the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] between 1997 and 2001. He first joined [[Robin Cook]]’s staff in 1994 and was closely involved in the development of Labour’s foreign policy in the run up to the 1997 general election. From 1991-94 he worked as a research assistant to Dr [[John Reid]] MP.<ref>Comment is Free [http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/davidclark David Clark], accessed 23 November 2009</ref>