Daniel Knowles

Daniel Knowles is the Midwest correspondent for the Economist. Previously he worked as the paper’s Mumbai and Nairobi bureau chiefs, as well as a reporter in the Washington, DC, bureau and in London. He has covered stories about everything from the wars in South Sudan and Afghanistan to the drug trade in Colombia to the growing sobriety of modern teenagers in the rich world, but prefers writing about cities, transportation, and social transformation. Knowles studied history and economics at Pembroke College, Oxford University. Carmageddon is his first book. He lives in Chicago.

Daniel Knowles's Titles

Carmageddon How Cars Make Life Worse and What to Do About It

Carmageddon

A high-octane polemic against carswhich are ruining the world, while making us unhappy and unhealthyfrom a talented young writer at theEconomist....