Nick Burns is associate editor at The Hedgehog Review. Previously, he was a contributing writer at the New Statesman and editor at Americas Quarterly, where he reported on Latin American politics and ran the culture section. He holds a master’s degree in intellectual history from Queen Mary, University of London, where he was a Fulbright fellow. His interests in history, politics and contemporary culture in Europe and the Americas are reflected in publications in a wide range of outlets, including the New York Times, American Affairs, New Left Review and The Nation.
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