Staff Bios
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James S. Denton James Denton is the publisher and editor of the bimonthly print journal World Affairs and its online daily edition at WorldAffairsJournal.org. He previously directed Freedom House and Heldref Publications. In a consulting capacity, he has represented Lech Walesa and Prime Ministers Viktor Orban of Hungary and Zoran Djindjic of Serbia, the OSCE, the National Democratic Institute, ABC News, RIA Novosti, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the Folger Shakespeare Library. He served in the US Navy as an anti-submarine warfare and communications officer as well as special operations. He has two perfect daughters and resides in Washington, DC. |
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Caroline Lalonde-Hanna Caroline Lalonde is the managing editor of WorldAffairsJournal.org and the communications director for the organization. Prior to joining World Affairs, she taught in Prague and traveled throughout central and southeast Europe. She formerly worked for a management solutions consultant, and in a direct marketing and publishing company. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communications with a concentration in Public Relations and a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in global women’s studies from Virginia Commonwealth University. |
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Andrew Ivers Andrew Ivers is the managing editor of World Affairs and an occasional blogger. |
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Azalia Stephens Azalia Stephens is the director of administration and the financial manager at World Affairs. She was previously the director of finance at Heldref Publications. She received her B.B.A. in Accounting from Howard University. |
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Caitlin Prichard Caitlin Prichard is the Editorial and Communications Manager for World Affairs. She graduated from American University with a bachelor's degree in International Affairs with a concentration in U.S. Foreign Policy and the Middle East. She also holds a certificate in French translation. |
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Bacevich, Diehl, Hayden, Perle, Rieff, Wolfowitz, and others debate the lessons of Iraq. Juan de Onis on Latin America’s divide, Riviera on China’s pollution, and Michael Zantovsky on “Iron Curtain.” Plus Scottish independence, and more...
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