Bill Emmott

Bill Emmott is an English journalist, since March 1993 editor of The Economist magazine. He has worked at The Economist since graduating from Magdalen College, Oxford. He is a member of the Trilateral Commission.

He is additionally known for several well-received books about Japan.

Bibliography

• Pocket Economist (Editor) (1984)
• The Sun also Sets:The Limits to Japan's Power (1989)
• Japanophobia:The Myth of the Invincible Japanese (1993)
• Managing the International System over the Next Ten Years:Three Essays (co-author, 1997)
• Kanryo no Taizai (The bureaucrat’s deadly sins) (Japanese only)
• 20:21 Vision:Twentieth Century Lessons for the Twenty First Century (2003)

References

• Short curriculum vitae at economist.com
• Interview with Emmott, ABC News (Australia
• Interview with Emmott, Forbes