Michael Green is an independent writer and consultant, based in London.
Michael studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Oxford. In the early 1990s he taught Economics at Warsaw University, Poland under a Soros-funded programme. He also worked as the business correspondent for the English service of Polish Radio and freelanced for the Economist, RTE and other media outlets.
On return to London, Michael joined the civil service as an economist, where he was adviser on capital flows to developing countries and the policy response to the Asian financial crisis. He went on to manage UK aid to Russia and run communications for three secretaries of state for international development.
He is the co-author, with Matthew, of Philanthrocapitalism: how giving can save the world. He has written for the New York Times, Washington Post, Guardian and other publications.
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Michael Green
Michael studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Oxford. In the early 1990s he taught Economics at Warsaw University, Poland under a Soros-funded programme. He also worked as the business correspondent for the English service of Polish Radio and freelanced for the Economist, RTE and other media outlets.
On return to London, Michael joined the civil service as an economist, where he was adviser on capital flows to developing countries and the policy response to the Asian financial crisis. He went on to manage UK aid to Russia and run communications for three secretaries of state for international development.
He is the co-author, with Matthew, of Philanthrocapitalism: how giving can save the world. He has written for the New York Times, Washington Post, Guardian and other publications.