Margaret SlatteryAssistant Managing Editor

Margaret Slattery is assistant managing editor at Foreign Policy, working primarily on FP's print magazine. A Los Angeles native and recent graduate of Yale University, where she majored in English, she has written for The New Republic and has studied in Leon, Spain.

Latest Articles

  • The List

    Cities on a Hill

    Today's most intriguing utopias.

  • Slide Show

    The FP Survey: The Future of War

    FP polls the world's top military thinkers on everything from cyberwar to shrinking budgets.

  • The List

    What to Read in 2013

    Plotting your Kindle downloads for the coming year? From war memoirs to digital manifestos, here are 25 new books that will be hot off the presses in the months ahead.

  • The List

    8 Geographical Pivot Points

    From Angola to Yemen, eight countries whose futures are tied up in the land they occupy.

  • Feature

    The FP Summer Reading List

    Twelve books that are shaping the conversation this season.

  • Interview

    Doing Right by the World's Women

    A conversation with the first female head of the U.N. Development Program on the most pressing issues for women in the developing world.

  • Slide Show

    The FP Survey: Women in Politics

    In a special edition of The FP Survey, top female politicians around the world -- presidents and vice presidents, cabinet secretaries and members of Congress -- told us about the worst cases of sexism in politics and the best ways to bring more women to the negotiating table.

  • In Other Words

    True to Life

    From Vietnam to Pakistan, writers have long turned to fiction to make sense of the news, often yielding uncanny portraits of real-life war, revolution, and cultural change. Here, Foreign Policy offers a sampler of novels that could have been straight out of the newspapers -- and sometimes even made them.

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