A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Brand
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James Bennet has been the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic since 2006. Prior to joining The Atlantic, he was the Jerusalem bureau chief for The New York Times. More
Social media is turning individual brand-building into a full-time, alienating preoccupation. … More »
The modern Republican Party has braided together a reverence for tradition with a devotion to free markets. But the free market is the most powerful force for change imaginable.… More »
In the early days of The Atlantic, the most consequential questions facing this country were wide open: Would the Union survive? Would slavery? What did it mean to be an American?… More »
Our cover story is the latest installment in a conversation dating back to 1859 … More »
We found that writer hard to ignore, in part because he kicked us in the teeth. (“No need to check out The Atlantic Monthly; its editors now settle for publishing their own selections of fiction once a year in a special issue and criticizing everyone else’s the rest of the time. Jokes about eunuchs in the bordello come to mind, but I will suppress them.” Thanks!) … More »
It’s part of our contemporary condition to feel simultaneously blessed and cursed by technology.… More »
The point of this annual issue isn’t to celebrate power, influence, or even, necessarily, success. It’s to identify people who are taking a substantial risk for a big idea.… More »
President Obama and his advisers are facing a series of questions on Iran and Israel. Every answer is discouraging.… More »
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China Takes Off
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