Tom Ashbrook
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Description
Tom Ashbrook was raised on an Illinois farm, attended Yale University and worked as a surveyor and dynamiter in Alaska's oil fields before turning foreign correspondent. He spent 10 years in Asia, based in India, Hong Kong and Tokyo. At the Boston Globe, he directed coverage of the end of the Cold War and of the Gulf War, serving as deputy managing editor until 1996. He was awarded the Livingston Prize for National Reporting and named a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University before taking a four-year plunge into Internet entrepreneurship, chronicled in his book The Leap. Ashbrook was enlisted to host emergency coverage of the 9/11 attacks for National Public Radio.
Lectures:
lecture Islam and the Challenge of Democracy as moderator at MIT World Series - CIS Starr Forum, together with: Fawaz Gerges, Khaled Abou El Fadl, Jack Beatty, 3801 views |
debate Forced Labor in the Globalized World as author at MIT World Series: Forced Labor in the Global Economy, together with: Terry Collingsworth, Regina M. Abrami, Roger Plant, Thomas A. Kochan, 3576 views |
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