journalism
Nicholas Wapshott is a renowned journalist and writer, widely recognized for his analyses of global politics and economics. As an online consultant and columnist, he collaborates with top media outlets, including Thomson Reuters, Politico, Newsweek, and The Daily Beast, where he was also a senior editor and contributed to its founding. Wapshott has held influential editorial positions, such as editor of The Times Saturday edition and founding editor of The Times Magazine. His expertise has made him a frequent guest on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and ABC programs.
With a career spanning print, digital media, and academia, Wapshott has become an influential voice in international journalism. He was editor of The Times’ Saturday edition, significantly impacting the weekend newspaper market, and contributed to The New York Sun. In 2008, he joined The New School in New York, teaching on biography and profile writing. As an author, he has published key works such as “Keynes Hayek: The Clash That Defined Modern Economics,” which explores the ideological rivalry between John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek. He has also written biographies on figures like Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, and Franklin D. Roosevelt in “The Sphinx: Franklin Roosevelt, the Isolationists, and the Road to World War II.”
Nicholas Wapshott’s conferences blend deep historical and economic knowledge with contemporary insights into global issues. His presentations stand out for their analytical rigor and engaging style, addressing complex topics in an accessible and relevant manner. Wapshott offers enlightening perspectives on economic and political themes, exploring not only historical events but also their implications for the present and future. His ability to connect historical ideas with modern contexts makes his approach especially valuable.
In this talk, Wapshott delves into the historical ideological clash between Keynes and Hayek, two giants of economic thought. Through anecdotes and analysis, he reveals how their ideas, emerging from the 1929 crisis, continue to exert a profound influence on current economic policies. He examines the effects of these theories on global economic policy and provides a unique perspective on the consequences of applying each approach under different circumstances.
Nicholas Wapshott explores the complex relationship between President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. From the convergence of their political ideas to their disagreements on international issues, this talk offers an in-depth look at the alliance that helped shape the modern world. Wapshott reveals details of their relationship and its impact on key policies, inspiring reflections on leadership and cooperation during challenging times.
If you’re looking for an enlightening and analytical talk on global politics and economics, you can book Nicholas Wapshott through Thinking Heads. As one of the leading figures in economic and political analysis, Nicholas offers expert insights into the historical influence of prominent leaders and economic thinkers in today’s world. Contact Thinking Heads today for more information and to secure his participation in your next event.
1. Inquiry: Share your event goals and budget. We respond within 24 hours.
– Solid Contracts: Legal protection and clear clauses regarding cancellations.
– Plan B: Immediate backup support in case of unforeseen events.
– Fiscal Compliance: Proper invoicing and adherence to regulations.
– Keynotes: Main stage presentations (45-60 min).
– Fireside Chats: Dynamic, informal on-stage interviews.
– Panels: Expert roundtable discussions.
– Workshops: Executive sessions or private meetings.
– Virtual Events: High-quality webinars and online conferences.
View profile
Book Speaker
View profile
Book Speaker
View profile
Book Speaker
View profile
Book Speaker
Contact us
