From the legacy of British colonialism and the possibility of Hitler's assassination to Turkey's role in the Arab Middle East and Afghanistan's cotton fields, The Globalist Bookshelf crisscrossed the world and spanned centuries of history in 2012. As a year-end special, we present ten of the...
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December 11, 2012
From Tina Brown to Andrew Sullivan to Michael Tomasky, our writers and editors pick the favorite books they read this year.
December 03, 2012
EXCLUSIVE: In one of FremantleMedia‘s highest-profile scripted projects to date, the American Idol and X Factorproducer has teamed with veteran feature and TV writer/producer...
November 08, 2012
Andrew Nagorski, EWI vice president and director of public policy, was awarded with a Tikkun Olam award from Haiti Holocaust Survivors, an organization seeking to explore the Haiti Jewish refugee experience by connecting with those who fled Europe to found safe haven in Haiti, as well as their...
November 02, 2012
Philip K Dick's Hugo Award-winning novel The Man in the High Castle is to be adapted for digital channel Syfy.
The novel will be adapted into a four-hour miniseries. Ridley Scott's Scott Free Productions will produce, alongside Headline Pictures, Electric Shepherd Productions and...
June 21, 2012
On June 20, Andrew Nagorski appeared on PBS's NewsHour. On June 21, his book, Hitlerland: American Eyewitnesses to the Nazi Rise to Power (Simon &Schuster), jumped to #81 from #6,775. The book also made a jump on Kindle, going to #369 from #11,590.
January 18, 2011
Andrew Nagorski - "How the World Sees the United States"
Who: Andrew Nagorski, Vice President and Director of Public Policy, The EastWest Institute
When: Tuesday, January 18, 2011 (Dinner)
Where: Paradise Valley Country Club...
December 14, 2010
Vice President and Director of Public Policy at the EastWest Institute Andrew Nagorski speaks at the 30th Anniversary of Solidarity celebration in Los Angeles with Former President Lech Walesa at the Museum Of Tolerance on December 15, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
August 03, 1982
The Soviet Foreign Ministry today summoned Andrew Nagorski, Moscow correspondent for Newsweek magazine, and informed him that he was being stripped of his accreditation and given ''a reasonable time'' to leave the country. It was the first expulsion of an American reporter since 1977...