James Harkin

Don’t forget your teddy bear. The New Statesman, 16 December 2002

The logos fight back. The New Statesman, 18 June 2001

Sartre, Bogart and the last puff of freedom. The New Statesman, 13 March 2000

The author as performer. Cover story, FT Life and Arts, 9 June 2009

Middleman in the Middle East. Cover story, FT magazine, 3 January 2009

Shock and gore: the story of Ogrish. FT magazine, 14 January 2006

The Buddha of Balmoral. Cover story, FT magazine, 7 February 2004

The Big Chill. The Independent on Sunday (London), 7 December 2003

Lunch with the FT: Naomi Klein. 29 September 2007

The Guardian Saturday Interview: Amartya Sen. 18 February 2006

The Guardian Saturday Interview: Gerry Adams. 17 December 2005

The Guardian Saturday Interview: William J. Mitchell. 26 November 2005

Lunch with the FT: Bret Easton Ellis. 5 November 2005

Lunch with the FT: Tom Friedman. June 18, 2005

We all need to be in the loop. The Times (London), 18 February 2009

This nudging stuff is nothing new. The Guardian comment pages, 5 August 2008, updated 12 August 2011

Europe must fight back in the battle for ideas. The Financial Times comment pages, 28 February 2008

These books will change your life. The Financial Times, 6 January 2007

Eurovision is the only vision Europe deserves. The Financial Times, 18 May 2006

Jumping the gun: the new doctrine of military pre-emption. The Financial Times, 24 April 2006

The real paradox of choice. The Financial Times, October 15 2005

The horror, what horror? The New Statesman, 2 April 1999

My review of The Shallows in the FT

Jay-Z, Marshall Berman and the meaning of modernity

My review of The Facebook Effect in today’s Observer