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Amar |
- How the World Sees America
- Feature Writer, The Washington Post
- 24
- Washington, District of Columbia
Amar C. Bakshi spent the past year reporting for the online editions of The Washington Post and Newsweek, traveling around the world looking at how America impacts ordinary lives in a dozen countries. He posted text and video daily at www.washingtonpost.com/america.
Before launching How the World Sees America, Amar worked with David Ignatius and Fareed Zakaria as the first editor of PostGlobal, an international affairs forum. Amar is also the founder of Aina Arts, a nonprofit organization connecting local artisans with schools in the developing world, and was the associate managing editor of the Oxford International Review. He graduated from Harvard, writing his thesis on media propaganda in Zimbabwe.
Amar speaks widely on public diplomacy, public opinion, new media, the future of journalism, and America’s image in the world at universities across the United States, think tanks, and on international TV and radio, including CPSAN, BBC and NPR.
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Amar Bakshi's Schools
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Harvard University, Class of 2006 Bachelors
Amar Bakshi's Companies
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The Washington Post 2006 Writer
Amar Bakshi's Publications
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How the World Sees America, How the World Sees America March, 2008A year traveling around the world looking at how ordinary people view America.
Amar Bakshi's Presentations
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Next America, Center for Strategic International Studies, A Vision for America's Future, Washington Dc July, 2008 -
Understanding Anti-Americanism, Gallup, Washington Dc July, 2008 -
New America Foundation, The "W" Generation, Washington Dc July, 2008Amar Bakshi talks about the “W” Generation at the New America Foundation