Difference between revisions of "David Goodhart"
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:He was born in 1956 and educated at Eton (1969-1974) and York University (1976-79, first in history and politics). He worked on the Yorkshire Evening Press (1979-1982) then the Financial Times (1982-1994) as a labour correspondent, city reporter, Lex columnist, Germany correspondent and employment editor.He is married to FT columnist and author Lucy Kellaway; they have four children and live in north London.<ref>[http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/david_goodhart/profile.html David Goodhart Profile]</ref> | :He was born in 1956 and educated at Eton (1969-1974) and York University (1976-79, first in history and politics). He worked on the Yorkshire Evening Press (1979-1982) then the Financial Times (1982-1994) as a labour correspondent, city reporter, Lex columnist, Germany correspondent and employment editor.He is married to FT columnist and author Lucy Kellaway; they have four children and live in north London.<ref>[http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/david_goodhart/profile.html David Goodhart Profile]</ref> | ||
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*''Eddie Shah and the Newspaper Revolution'' (with Patrick Wintour)(Coronet, 1986) | *''Eddie Shah and the Newspaper Revolution'' (with Patrick Wintour)(Coronet, 1986) | ||
*''Making the City Work'' (with [[Charles Grant]])(Fabian pamphlet, 1987) | *''Making the City Work'' (with [[Charles Grant]])(Fabian pamphlet, 1987) | ||
*''The Reshaping of the German Social Market'' ([[IPPR]] pamphlet, 1994) | *''The Reshaping of the German Social Market'' ([[IPPR]] pamphlet, 1994) | ||
*''Thinking Allowed, The Best of Prospect Magazine 1995-2005'', edited and with an introduction by David Goodhart (Atlantic Books, 2005)<ref>[http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/david_goodhart/profile.html David Goodhart Profile]</ref> | *''Thinking Allowed, The Best of Prospect Magazine 1995-2005'', edited and with an introduction by David Goodhart (Atlantic Books, 2005)<ref>[http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/david_goodhart/profile.html David Goodhart Profile]</ref> | ||
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| + | *Jonathan Portes, [http://www.lrb.co.uk/v35/n12/jonathan-portes/an-exercise-in-scapegoating An Exercise in Scapegoating], ''London Review of Books'', 20 June 2013. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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| − | [[Category:Old Etonians|Goodhart, David]] | + | [[Category:Old Etonians|Goodhart, David]][[Category:Think Tanker|Goodhart, David]] |
Latest revision as of 01:35, 9 September 2016
David Goodhart is the Editor-at-large of Prospect magazine, launched in 1995. He was formerly a senior correspondent of the Financial Times. In September 2011 Lorna Fitzsimons, the CEO of the Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre sent an email intended for Bicom's donors but sent in error to its media lists, in which she referred to 'regular contact' with Goodhart. [1]
Background
From his Guardian Comment is Free profile:
- He was born in 1956 and educated at Eton (1969-1974) and York University (1976-79, first in history and politics). He worked on the Yorkshire Evening Press (1979-1982) then the Financial Times (1982-1994) as a labour correspondent, city reporter, Lex columnist, Germany correspondent and employment editor.He is married to FT columnist and author Lucy Kellaway; they have four children and live in north London.[2]
Affiliations
- Social Market Foundation
- Ditchley Foundation, member
- Centre for Social Cohesion
- Quilliam Foundation advisor
Publications
- Eddie Shah and the Newspaper Revolution (with Patrick Wintour)(Coronet, 1986)
- Making the City Work (with Charles Grant)(Fabian pamphlet, 1987)
- The Reshaping of the German Social Market (IPPR pamphlet, 1994)
- Thinking Allowed, The Best of Prospect Magazine 1995-2005, edited and with an introduction by David Goodhart (Atlantic Books, 2005)[3]
External resources
- Jonathan Portes, An Exercise in Scapegoating, London Review of Books, 20 June 2013.
Notes
- ↑ Email from Lorna Fitzsimons, 12 September 2011
- ↑ David Goodhart Profile
- ↑ David Goodhart Profile
