Jonathan Tepperman is a journalist who has spent his career covering foreign policy and international news, both as a writer and an editor. He is currently the managing editor and a director at Eurasia Group, a global political risk consulting firm. Before joining Eurasia Group, Tepperman spent three years at
Newsweek, where he was the deputy editor of
Newsweek International. In that post he helped oversee
Newsweek's Asia, Europe, Middle East, and Africa coverage, top-edited the InternationaList section, ran the annual Davos Ideas issue, and wrote a regular style and luxury column, "The Good Life." Prior to that, he spent eight years at
Foreign Affairs magazine, rising to the post of deputy managing editor.
Tepperman has written for a range of publications, including Newsweek and Foreign Affairs, as well as The New York Times (magazine, op-ed page, and book review), The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The International Herald Tribune, The Los Angeles Times, The Christian Science Monitor, The New Republic, and others.
He has a BA in English literature from Yale University and law degrees from Oxford and NYU. Tepperman lives in Manhattan.