Shake-Up America. Understanding the elections like an American
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- Categories:Politics & Government
- Language:Italian(Translation Services Available)
- Publication date:July,2020
- Pages:94
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- Words:26K
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- Text Color:Black and white
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The author has lived and attended school in the US which allows her to grasp the complexities of the United States, its society, history and politics as only an American would and she is able to explain these nuances to a wide audience. She intertwines her own anecdotal references with high level exclusive interviews she held with current American analysts, political personalities and journalists who cover the US presidential elections.
Author
is a dual national (American and Italian), she is an accredited international journalist. She covered the Middle East for five years (2013-2018). She earned a BA in Political Science in Italy and a MSc in Economic History from the London School of Economics in the UK. She has written for numerous international publications and Think Tanks. She has reported from Gaza, Israel, Algeria, Iraq and Lebanon. She was a press officer for the European Parliament and Commission in Brussels. She worked for the UN in Gaza as press officer. Gaja authored ‘Generation without Fathers. Growing-up in the war-torn Middle East’ (published in 2019). She drove in the Mongol Rally (2006), a car rally from London to Mongolia.