Барри Вуд: экономический журналист с 50-летним опытом освещает трансформацию Европы и глобальные рынки

Барри Вуд, автор новой книги о велосипедном путешествии по Европе, имеет более чем 20-летний стаж работы в ВВС США и опыт репортажей из 50 стран. Его публикации охватывают ключевые экономические события, от падения Берлинской стены до современных вызовов в Центральной Европе.

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Author Barry Wood Broadcaster and Economics Journalist Based in Washington, D.C., Barry D. Wood is an analyst and commentator, mainly on economic issues. He is currently a weekly financial markets commentator on RTHK radio in Hong Kong. During two decades as chief economics correspondent at Voice of America, he reported on finance, trade and development from over 50 countries. For three years in the 1990s he was based in Prague, reporting on the economic transformation in post-communist Europe. Earlier he was a correspondent for the Financial Mail and NBC News in Johannesburg, covering the Soweto uprising and independence in Mozambique, Angola, Namibia and Zimbabwe. Prior to entering journalism, Mr. Wood taught economics at Northern Michigan University and social science at Western Michigan University. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in economics from Western Michigan University, with additional study at Oxford and in Yugoslavia. His new book Exploring New Europe, a Bicycle Journey is about the people he met in 15 countries during a 2,500-mile bicycle trip from Estonia to Albania. Articles by Barry Wood 1971: Big Shifts in China and in the U.S. December 28, 2021 F.W. de Klerk: Rising to a Shakespearean Challenge November 16, 2021 An Evolving American Language July 10, 2021 San Francisco and Prague: A Double Portrait January 3, 2021 American Newspapers: Disruption, Decline, …Collapse? June 20, 2020 Kent State at 50: An America Even More Divided May 4, 2020 50 Years After Kent State May 4, 2020 Letter from Berlin: Wealth and Worry April 25, 2020 Assessing “Phase One” of the US-China Trade Deal January 15, 2020 Central Europe: Democracy Intact, But Under Pressure November 19, 2019 Thirty Years After the Wall Fell: Part 3 — The Balkans November 10, 2019 Freedom Reborn: Witnessing German Reunification November 9, 2019 Thirty Years After the Wall Fell: Part 2 — Central Europe November 9, 2019 Thirty Years After the Wall Fell: Part 1 — The Baltics and Kaliningrad November 8, 2019 Two Chinas: Hong Kong and Shanghai October 3, 2019 UK: Amidst Chaos, Keeping Calm September 7, 2019 Nevada Gigafactory Critical to Tesla’s Future June 18, 2019 Tomas Masaryk and Czechoslovakian Independence, 100 Years Ago October 28, 2018 Tomas Masaryk: The Background October 27, 2018 Letter from Serbia: The EU and the Western Balkans May 16, 2018 Czar Vladimir (Putin) March 17, 2018 Hungary’s Viktor Orban: Europe’s Flame Thrower January 14, 2018 After Mugabe: Zimbabweans Hope for a Better Life November 23, 2017 Wolfgang Schäuble: Unwavering European October 24, 2017 The Real Reason Why Eastern Europe Wants No Refugees September 28, 2017 South Africa: Democracy at Risk April 4, 2017 Zimbabwe: Blundering Toward Disaster December 16, 2016 How Sgt. Pepper Arrived in Yugoslavia May 29, 2016 Warren Buffett’s Reflections on Delivering Papers May 2, 2015 Thessaloniki: Heart of Macedonia November 3, 2013 Tendai Biti: A Brave Reformer in Mugabe's Zimbabwe October 20, 2009 Headscarves in Turkey: Pulling East and West? October 14, 2009 Crossing Lithuania September 13, 2003