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O'Sullivan, John was born on April 25, 1942 in Liverpool, England. Son of Alfred and Margaret (Corner) O'S.
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John O'Sullivan, American Editor. Decorated commander Order British Empire, 1991; Harvard University Institute Politics fellow, 1983. Conservative candidate for Parliament, 1970; executive advisory board Margaret Thatcher Foundation; Member Mont Pelerin Society, Phil. Society, Reform Club (London) Beefsteak Club (London).
Education
Bachelor of Arts (honors), London U., 1964.
Career
Junior tutor, Swinton (England) Conservative College, 1965-1967;
senior tutor, Swinton (England) Conservative College, 1967-1969;
editor, Swinton Journal, 1967-1969;
London correspondent, Irish Radio and television, 1970-1972;
editorial writer, parliamentary sketchwriter, London Daily Telegraph, 1972-1979;
assistant editor, political columnist, London Daily Telegraph, 1983-1984;
director studies, Heritage Foundation, Washington, 1979-1981;
editor, Policy Review, Washington, 1979-1983;
columnist, London Times, 1984-1986;
associate editor, London Times, 1986-1987;
editorial page editor, New York Post, 1984-1986;
special advisory, Prime Min. Margaret Thatcher, London, 1987-1988;
editor, National Review, New York City, 1988-1997;
editor-at-large, National Review, New York City, since 1998. Founder, co-chairman New Atlantic Initiative, since 1996.
Member of advisory county Social Affairs Unit, London. Honorary board Civic Institute, Prague.
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Membership
Conservative candidate for Parliament, 1970. Executive advisory board Margaret Thatcher Foundation. Member Mont Pelerin Society, Phil.
Society, Reform Club (London) Beefsteak Club (London).
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