Andrew Rice, Author at Institute of Current World Affairs

Andrew Rice is an author and contributing editor at New York Magazine. During his ICWA fellowship in Uganda (2002–2004), he explored the role of President Yoweri Museveni’s administration in a broader “African renaissance.” His experience in Africa was the basis of his first book, The Teeth May Smile but the Heart Does Not Forget, which was listed among Kirkus Review’s Best Books of 2009. He also wrote The Year That Broke America, about the year 2000. He began his career at newspapers in Philadelphia and Washington before joining the reporting staff of the New York Observer. Andrew majored in government at Georgetown University with a minor in theology.

ICWA Dispatches by Andrew Rice

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Publications by Andrew Rice

New York Magazine: Andrew Rice on NYC real-estate paralysis
The coronavirus pandemic has panicked real estate brokers, and there's no end in sight.
New York Magazine: Andrew Rice on Michael Avenatti
After a year caught in a downward spiral, the disgraced lawyer Michael Avenatti—who achieved fame representing the porn star Stormy Daniels—spent the past two weeks in solitary confinement, in a cell once occupied by the Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzman.
New York Magazine: Andrew Rice on William Barr
The attorney general is wielding the Justice Department as a weapon to defend President Donald Trump.
New York Magazine: Andrew Rice on Nikki Haley
For the US ambassador to the UN, Trump is just the first half of it.
New York Magazine: Andrew Rice on Daniel Ellsberg and nuclear war
The whistleblower Nixon and Kissinger once called "the most dangerous man in America" on his new book about America's close brushes with total destruction.