Jeannette Lee

Jeannette Lee is an Atlantic Media Fellow. Previously, she worked as an Associated Press reporter in Alaska and Hawaii.

The Chamber Watches Itself On Climate Change

Politics

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, under fire from key members for its opposition to Democratic climate-change legislation, distributed a letter Congress-wide "highlighting our support for comprehensive, sensible legislation to address global climate change." More »

Personal

One way the modern American media dumb us down is by their insistence on being able to focus on only one story, one country at a time. Pakistan is this week's missing white girl. More »

Personal

Organizational size has made possible the amazing affluence that defines 21st century life in advanced countries, and as affluence grows elsewhere so too will the scale of institutions. We might as well face the fact that bigness is here to stay. More »

Justice Souter's Dream

Politics

A day after announcing his retirement, Justice David Souter hinted at the approach to jurisprudence he might want to see in his replacement. Souter gamely showed up to an Oxford University alumni luncheon at the Willard Hotel on a Saturday, along with Justice Stephen Breyer. Harvard Law professor (and former Souter clerk) Noah Feldman moderated the talk.Here is Souter advocating what can be described as a philosophy of many philosophies. Feldman has just asked… More »

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