Adam Hanft
BN Review Contributor
Adam Hanft is a nationally-known cultural critic, an authority on social trends and branding. He is the founder and CEO of Hanft Projects, and blogs for the Huffington Post, The Daily Beast, Fast Company and Politics Daily. He is also a frequent commentator on National Public Radio's Marketplace, and is the co-writer, with Faith Popcorn, of The Dictionary of the Future. You can follow him at twitter.com/hanft.
Latest Articles
- A Hologram for the King, Reviews & Essays July 26, 2012
- Hit Lit, Reviews & Essays June 14, 2012
- Retromania: Pop Culture's Addiction to Its Own Past, Reviews & Essays August 24, 2011
- The Compass of Pleasure, Reviews & Essays June 27, 2011
- Flooded, In the Margin May 23, 2011
- Aerotropolis, Reviews & Essays March 22, 2011
- Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, Reviews & Essays February 4, 2011
- Reading the Headlines: Egypt, In the Margin February 2, 2011
- Finishing the Hat, Reviews & Essays November 24, 2010
- The Deal of the Art, Grin & Tonic October 20, 2010
- Where Good Ideas Come From, Reviews & Essays October 5, 2010
- A Doctor's Notes, Grin & Tonic August 18, 2010
- egoPhone Solutions, Grin & Tonic July 27, 2010
- A General Resigns, In the Margin June 30, 2010
- Trials of the Diaspora, Reviews & Essays June 23, 2010
- Al & Tipper Split, In the Margin June 15, 2010
- Dan Ariely, Interview May 28, 2010
- The Imperfectionists, Reviews & Essays May 7, 2010
- Dear Patient, Grin & Tonic April 27, 2010
- Corruption, In the Margin March 26, 2010
- No Direction, Grin & Tonic March 6, 2010
- Post-Post-Colonial Literature in Jaipur, In the Margin January 28, 2010
- Appetite City, Reviews & Essays January 1, 2010
- The Wall Came Tumbling Down, In the Margin November 12, 2009
- War Crimes and the Karadzic Trials, In the Margin October 26, 2009
- Infection by Volume, Reviews & Essays October 14, 2009
- Who Needs the Olympics? Consolation Reading for Chicago Lovers, In the Margin October 6, 2009
- Lost in the Meritocracy: The Undereducation of an Overachiever, Reviews & Essays June 23, 2009
