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Richard Bernstein, a journalist, writes the "Letter from America" column in the ''International Herald Tribune | Richard Bernstein, a journalist, writes the "Letter from America" column in the ''International Herald Tribune''. He was daily book critic for the ''New York Times'' (1995-2002), as well as United Nations and Paris bureau chiefs, and national cultural correspondent. He was ''Time (magazine)|Time'''s first Beijing bureau chief. | ||
After receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of Connecticut, ''summa cum laude'' in 1966, he studied History and East Asian Languages at Harvard University | After receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of Connecticut, ''summa cum laude'' in 1966, he studied History and East Asian Languages at Harvard University receiving a master's degree in Chinese Setudies, becoming a part-time writer for the Washington Post while on fieldwork in Asia. | ||
His books have dealt with China and France, and more general issues such as multiculturalism | His books have dealt with China and France, and more general issues such as multiculturalism, jihad and sexuality. | ||
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 Richard Bernstein, a journalist, writes the "Letter from America" column in the International Herald Tribune. He was daily book critic for the New York Times (1995-2002), as well as United Nations and Paris bureau chiefs, and national cultural correspondent. He was Time (magazine)|Time's first Beijing bureau chief. After receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of Connecticut, summa cum laude in 1966, he studied History and East Asian Languages at Harvard University receiving a master's degree in Chinese Setudies, becoming a part-time writer for the Washington Post while on fieldwork in Asia. His books have dealt with China and France, and more general issues such as multiculturalism, jihad and sexuality. |
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