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About Mark Lee Hunter

Mark Lee Hunter is Adjunct Professor and Senior Research Fellow at the INSEAD Social Innovation Centre. He was a participant in openDemocracy's New News Seminar He is the author of Story-Based Inquiry: A Manual for Investigative Journalists (UNESCO 2009), Un Américain au Front: Enquête au sein du Front National (Paris: Stock, 1998) and a founding member of the Global Investigative Journalism Network.

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Articles by Mark Lee Hunter

Monday 28th March

Sarkozy's dangerous Mitterandian games with the National Front

Mark Lee Hunter, 28 March 2011

President Nicolas Sarkozy lost two districts to the French National Front in cantonal elections at the week-end. His UMP party have been encouraging the Front's resurgence in a dangerous move that is depressingly familiar to observers of French politics

Saturday 5th February

Don't paint bulls-eyes on pictures of opponents, and why Sarah Palin should have known

Mark Lee Hunter, 5 February 2011

There is a history of painting targets or cross-hairs onto pictures of those you disagree with in the USA. It is widely known that doing so can get them killed. So why does Palin look so clueless about it?

Monday 6th December

If Assange is a spy, then so am I

Mark Lee Hunter, 6 December 2010

The job and duty of journalists is to expose lies and their consequences. Julian Assange has shown that one does not need to be a journalist to help. That does not make him a spy.

Thursday 24th September

Why the crisis of business is only beginning

Mark Lee Hunter, 24 September 2009

The economic crisis will change the attitude of the middle classes towards government and business long-term. The corporate world needs to rediscover good behaviour for its own good