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Mr Bruce Clark

Law, ethics, religion and international institutions writer

Location:
London, UK
Languages:
  • English
  • French
  • Greek
  • Russian
Contact:

+44 (0)20 7830 7036 (office)

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Specialist Subjects:
  • Arms Control
  • Balkans
  • Defence
  • EU Foreign Policy
  • European Security
  • Greece
  • NATO
  • Politics
  • Religion
  • Russia
  • Transatlantic relations
  • United States foreign/defence policy

Biography

Bruce Clark joined The Economist in 1990. He writes for the Foreign Department covering religion and politics, prior to that he was International Security Editor. Previously he has written for the Financial Times as Washington Correspondent, Diplomatic Correspondent and European News Editor and he has also been the Moscow Correspondent for The Times. Bruce now edits The Economist's International section, in addition to his Foreign Department role.

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