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Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson spent 17 years at McGraw-Hill, including six years as a news executive in New York. He now writes from Bordeaux in France.
by | Jan 24, 2011

The music industry has been charting the decline of classical market in the United States for at least a decade,…

by | Jan 14, 2011

A series of violent street clashes across Russia in the past few weeks may be mere thunderclouds destined to dissipate,…

by | Jan 11, 2011

The old Soviet gulag system, the most extensive prison network in history, killed some 2.7 million people, most of them…

by | Oct 27, 2010

When I agreed to translate a management book from French into English a few years ago I thought it would…

by | Oct 8, 2010

If Americans hate the French so much, why do we try so hard to learn the secrets of their good…

by | Sep 21, 2010

When I opened my Sunday New York Times to a story on Derek Jeter this week I was stumped from…

by | Sep 3, 2010

The Irony of Manifest Destiny: The Tragedy of America’s Foreign Policy By William Pfaff (Walker & Co., 240 pages, $25)…

by | Aug 31, 2010

BOSTON — Visiting the United States this month after several years as an expatriate in France, I am fascinated to…

by | Aug 13, 2010

Voltaire, that ultimate freethinker and lifelong iconoclast, has never quite lost his audience. His epigrams are among the favorites of…

by | Oct 5, 2009

One French woman jumped to her death from her office window. A few days later a man leapt off a…

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