Journalism

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Dostoevsky: The Novelist as Journalist

Spring 2006   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Covering Conflict in a Dangerous World: Crisis Management and American Power

Spring 2006   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Terror, Torture and Truth: Human Rights after 9/11

Fall 2005   |   Bard College

Covering Conflict in an Age of Terror: Crisis Management and American Power

Spring 2004   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

The Editor as God: Shaping the Words, Guiding the Story

Spring 2004   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

The Politics of Terror: Confronting Violent Political Change

Fall 2003   |   Bard College

The New World Horror Show: Covering the Crisis and Catastrophe in Foreign Affairs

Spring 2002   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

The Nonfiction Novella

Spring 2002   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

The Nonfiction Novella

Spring 2001   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Editing Workshop

Spring 2000   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Reporting on India, Pakistan, and Tibet: Covering Crisis in the Subcontinent

Spring 2000   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Nightmares: Covering Political Conflict and Global Catastrophe in the Next Millenium

Fall 1999   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Wars, Coups and Revolutions: Political Violence and How to Write About It

Fall 1998   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Reporting the Iraq War

Spring 2005   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Covering Catastrophe: The Management of Inernational Crisis

Spring 2003   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

The Politics of Terror: Writing About Violent Political Change

Spring 2003   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

Covering the Arc of Crisis: Policy Making and Reporting in Asia and the Middle East

Spring 2007   |   UC-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism