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Mark Hunter, an award-winning investigative journalist and author, joined INSEAD in 2001. His work at INSEAD and as a consultant for multinational companies centers on the ways that organizations gather, use and diffuse information.
He is also an associate Maître de conférences of the Université de Paris 2 (Panthéon-Assas), where he received his doctorate in communications for a cross-cultural comparison of investigative reporting methods. He is the only person to have won awards from Investigative Reporters and Editors, the worlds leading association in the field, for both his scholarly research and his journalistic articles, and has also won the H.L. Mencken, National Headliners, Clarion, and Sigma Delta Chi Awards. His film "Chronique d'une campagné arrosée (Liquorgate)" was selected for the Festival International de la Production Audiovisuelle in 1999. He is a founding member of the Global Investigative Journalism Network, and is currently co-directing a project for the Network on business models for investigative journalism. He co-created the INSEAD Business Journalism Program.
Prof. Hunter's articles have been published in numerous scholarly and general interest publications, including the New York Times Magazine, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal Europe, Columbia Journalism Review, Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics, and the Harvard Business Review (forthcoming). His five books are based on the research and interviewing methods he teaches, and have been called "exemplary" by international reviewers. They include Le Journalisme d'investigation en France et aux Etats-Unis (PUF, 1997), an inside account of France's extreme right (Un Américain au Front, Stock, 1998), a case-cracking inquiry into a high-profile criminal affair (Le Destin de Suzanne, Fayard, 1995), an unauthorized biography of former French Culture Minister Jack Lang (Les Jours les plus Lang, Odile Jacob, 1990), and a pioneering study of work-life issues (The Passions of Men: Work and Love in the Age of Stress, Putnam, 1988). He has appeared frequently in French, UK and US print, radio and TV media as a commentator on French political and cultural issues.
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