Sophie Pedder Biography

Sophie Pedder is the Paris bureau head who covers French politics and economy. She began working for The Economist in 1990, and has covered British domestic issues, European politics, the global media sector, and the end of apartheid in South Africa as its Johannesburg correspondent in the mid-1990s. She formerly worked as a research assistant for William Julius Wilson at the University of Chicago's Urban Poverty and Family Life project. She is the author of "Le dni franais: les derniers enfants gts d'Europe," published in 2012 (JC Latt s), and she frequently appears on French television and radio. She received the David Watt journalism prize in 2006 after graduating from Oxford University and the University of Chicago.

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