Rosie Blau is editor of 1843 magazine, The Economist’s bi-monthly cultural magazine. Previously, she was China correspondent based out of the Beijing office.

Rosie joined The Economist in May 2011 as a reporter on the Britain section, where she covered energy, transport and a range of other areas. She was then seconded to 1843 magazine’s predecessor, Intelligent Life, as Associate Editor.

Prior to joining The Economist she worked at the Financial Times. Her jobs there included Books Editor, Leader Writer and Assistant World News Editor. Rosie served as a judge for the Man Booker Prize for Fiction in 2010.

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