Clive Crook
Columnist and member of the editorial board at Bloomberg View.
commentator on politics & economics.
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.
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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.
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A former chief Washington commentator of the Financial Times, Clive is a columnist and a member of the editorial board at Bloomberg View. He is also Contributing editor at the National Journal.
Topics
Obama, the Crash, and the Outlook for the US Economy
Corporate social responsibility
The future of Europe
Globalization—particularly the political dimension, international economy, India & China
American competitiveness; America’s place in the world
Globalisation of services—how far can it go?
Credentials
- Columnist and member of the editorial board, Bloomberg View
- Former senior editor, The Atlantic Monthly
- Former Washington commentator, Financial Times
- At The Economist
- Deputy Editor
- Economics Editor
- Washington DC Correspondent
- Economics Correspondent
- Former assistant to the British government’s Chief Economic Advisor
- Speechwriter, Her Majesty’s Treasury ministers
- Former consultant to the World Bank and chief editor of its annual World Development Reports
- Co-chair, Copenhagen Consensus project (2004)
- Education: Bolton School, Magdalen College, Oxford (foundation scholar) and London School of Economics
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