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Myron Scholes Global Markets Forum
December 11, 2007
Populism and polarization: The liberal economic order under threat
Clive Crook is a world-respected journalist and commentator on politics and economics. He is a columist for The Financial Times, The Atlantic Monthly and the National Journal and serves as chief editorial adviser to David Bradley, the chairman of Atlantic Media Group.
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This event is part of the Initiative on Global Markets and is generously sponsored by Myron Scholes.
The Initiative also receives financial support from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Trust (CME) and our corporate partners: AQR Capital Management, Barclays Bank PLC, and Northern Trust Corporation.
Where
Gleacher Center
University of Chicago Graduate School of Business
450 North Cityfront Plaza Drive, Room 621
Chicago, Illinois
Who
Clive Crook
Columist on US Political Affairs for the Financial Times weekly and National Journal
Questions
Jennifer Williams
773.702.6324
Speaker Profiles
Clive Crook is one of the world’s most respected economics journalists. As a commentator, his principal interest is political economy—the intersection of politics and economics.
For some twenty years, Mr. Crook guided The Economist magazine’s editorial line across its broadly defined economics terrain. As its Deputy Editor for eleven years, he supervised its full range of interests in business, politics and international relations.
He is the author of hundreds of articles, almost all of them unsigned (in the magazine’s tradition of anonymity), including many of the magazine’s most memorable and influential editorials.
As The Economists’ chief economics commentator, he wrote frequently on global trade, development and the economic role of government.
In 2004, Mr. Crook co-chaired the Copenhagen Consensus project, a gathering of Nobel laureates and other world renowned economists aimed at framing global development priorities for the coming decades.
Clive Crook is a columnist for the Financial Times, based in Washington DC. He also is senior editor at The Atlantic Monthly and a columnist for National Journal.
