
James Bennet
James Bennet is editor of The Atlantic, the general interest magazine created in 1857 to advance what its founders called the American Idea. He was named editor in 2006. During Bennet’s tenure, The Atlantic has experienced a dazzling resurgence, increasing its editorial reach and impact while achieving profitability for the first time in recent history. Under Bennet, The Atlantic’s Web presence has grown from 500,000 unique visitors monthly to more than ten million, and its print and digital work has won numerous awards.
- 2013 Bio
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This study of What Americans Believe, conducted by Penn Schoen Berland for the Aspen Ideas Festival in partnership with...
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The 2012 Aspen Ideas Festival Opening Session where we asked speakers to present their "Big Idea" in three to four...
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Leader of Israel's Opposition and Kadima Party Chairman Tzipi Livni and former deputy prime minister of Jordan Marwan...
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The biggest threat to our democracy by far is our inability to educate children in America, suggests Newark Mayor Cory...
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