Sophie Pedder

Sophie Pedder
Sophie Pedder
Born	1967 (age 53)
Alma mater	University of Oxford; University of Chicago ;
Awards	David Watt Prize (2006) ;

Sophie Pedder is a British journalist and author.[1]

She obtained a degree at the University of Oxford and a MA at the University of Chicago.[1][2] Pedder entered The Economist in 1990. Following a spell as correspondent in South Africa from 1994 to 1997,[3] Pedder became the Paris bureau chief of the newspaper in 2003.[1] She has also collaborated as political commentator for BBC and CNN.[4]

Awards

David Watt Prize (2006)[n. 1]

Works

Pedder, Sophie (2007). Blairkozy ou Ségoblair?. Michalon.[3]
Pedder, Sophie (2012). Le déni français: Les derniers enfants gâtés de l’Europe. Paris: JC Lattès.[6]
Pedder, Sophie (2018). Emmanuel Macron and the Quest to Reinvent a Nation. Bloomsbury Continuum.[7]

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References

Informational notes

For her article "Spot the difference" on French anti-americanism, published in The Economist on 24 December 2005.[5]

Citations

""Le déni français : les derniers enfants gâtés de l'Europe" de Sophie Pedder chez Lattès (Paris, France)". 20minutes.fr. 23 November 2012.
"Sohie Pedder". French Chamber of Great Britain.
Lemieux 2012.
"Whats About". Harvard Club of France.
"Award: Sophie Pedder". The Economist. 13 June 2006.
Lellouche 2012, pp. 739–754.
Derbyshire 2018; Poirier 2018; Stangler 2019

Bibliography

Delves Broughton, Philip (12 August 2018). "‘Revolution Française’ Review: The March of Macron", Wall Street Journal
Sheridan, Michael (17 June 2018). "Review: Revolution Française: Emmanuel Macron and the Quest to Reinvent a Nation by Sophie Pedder", The Sunday Times
Kuper, Simon (27 June 2018). "How Emmanuel Macron charmed a nation", New Statesman
Gernelle, Etienne (21 June 2018). "Macron et la piqûre du regret. D'étonnantes confidences présidentielles dans le livre de Sophie Pedder font resurgir la question centrale : Macron va-t-il assez vite et assez loin ?", Le Point
Marlowe, Lara (5 June 2018). "Paris Letter: Macron and the strange quality of optimism: Sophie Pedder’s new book profiles France’s president as an isolated, gutsy character", Irish Times
Lellouche, Pierre (2012). "France-Allemagne : le double déni". Politique étrangère. Institut français des relations internationales: 739–754. doi:10.3917/pe.124.0739. ISSN 0032-342X.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
Lemieux, Emmanuel (23 October 2012). "Sophie Pedder, Lady Low-Cost". Les Influences.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
Poirier, Agnès (16 June 2018). "Review: Revolution Française by Sophie Pedder — is Emmanuel Macron the new Thatcher?". The Times.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
Stangler, Cole (1 April 2019). "President of the Rich". The Nation.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)

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[6] For her article "Spot the difference" on French anti-americanism, published in The Economist on 24 December 2005.[5]

[20min-1] ""Le déni français : les derniers enfants gâtés de l'Europe" de Sophie Pedder chez Lattès (Paris, France)". 20minutes.fr. 23 November 2012.

[2] "Sohie Pedder". French Chamber of Great Britain.

[FOOTNOTELemieux2012-3] Lemieux 2012.

[4] "Whats About". Harvard Club of France.

[5] "Award: Sophie Pedder". The Economist. 13 June 2006.

[FOOTNOTELellouche2012739–754-7] Lellouche 2012, pp. 739–754.

[8] Derbyshire 2018; Poirier 2018; Stangler 2019