Word: journalistic
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...extensive. A Fellow in 1980, former Secretary General of the Israeli Foreign Ministry Mordechai Gazit, published his analysis of U.S.-Israeli relations in the Partisan Review. Current projects include John G. Keliher's analysis of ground force weapons and arms control in Central Europe, and an examination by Korean journalist Don-Shik Choo of relations between North and South Korea...
...often difficult for an economic journalist to avoid getting bogged down in the short-term trends of the business world. But Alexander has a reason to keep his eyes trained on the far horizon: his son Brian. "I often sit and wonder what his life will be like," Alexander says. "He will have more career opportunities than my generation did, but the economic risks will also be greater. I worry about whether he will gain the skills needed to get ahead in the complex, competitive global economy in which he will grow up." Plainly, Alexander is a long-range thinker...
...magazine's renewed coverage of an episode that Nannen had hoped to forget was in fact forced by embittered employees, who for six days symbolically occupied Stern's editorial offices. The protest compelled Nannen to drop a newly named co-editor from outside the magazine, Business Journalist Johannes Gross, whom staffers labeled too conservative, and to pledge that the magazine would continue in a "progressive-liberal" (actually, leftwing) tradition of journalism. Other publications hailed, as a "first in German journalistic history," the rights that Stern staffers had won. But Stern's employees declared that ending...
...deflect the discontent, Nannen named two outsiders, Business Journalist Johannes Gross and Television Executive Peter Scholl-Latour, as co-publishers and editors in chief. The magazine's management also returned $200,000 that had been paid by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. for British and Commonwealth publication rights. The placatory efforts backfired. In a statement, some 200 editorial employees labeled the episode "a severe blow against 35 years of Stern credibility." About 100 staffers staged a sit-in at Stern's offices to protest the hiring of Gross and Scholl-Latour because their jobs would merge business...
...very label conveys an aura of individualism, and many freelancers approach getting published less as a job than as a spiritual quest. But last week a fledgling National Writers Union framed a constitution and elected officers from among 1,500 dues-paying members, including Novelist Kurt Vonnegut and Journalist Studs Terkel. Said President Andrea Eagan, a feminist writer: "Without top names we would be like a baseball union without Reggie Jackson...