Jonathan Foreman
Jonathan Foreman is a writer, editor and former foreign correspondent. He was a co-founder of Standpoint magazine in London and The Indian Quarterly in Mumbai. The author of Aiding & Abetting (2013), he is a senior research fellow at the Civitas Institute for the Study of Civil Society (although views expressed for The Critic are his own). He tweets at @JonEForeman
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