Visiting Fellow Jon Entine has been an adjunct fellow at the National Research Initiative since 2002. He studies business and society, corporate responsibility, reputation management, science and society, and media issues. He has published several books and short articles at AEI, including Let Them Eat Precaution (AEI Press, January 2006). Before joining AEI, Entine spent two decades as a network television news producer. He has won over twenty journalism awards including two Emmys for his specials on reform movements in China and the former Soviet Union.

Professional Experience Senior Counselor on Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability, Northlich, Inc., 2005-present Scholar-in-Residence, Miami University in Ohio, 2002-2005 Media Production, 1994 Producer, ABC News, 1991-1993 Senior Producer, NBC News, Executive in Charge of Documentaries, 1989-1990 Producer, NBC News, 1983-1989 Producer/Writer, ABC News, 1974-1983 Education Journalism Fellowship, National Endowment for the Humanities, University of Michigan, 1981-1982 B.A., Trinity College (Hartford, CT) Books Abraham's Children (Grand Central Publishing, October 2007) Let Them Eat Precaution: How Politics Is Undermining the Genetic Revolution in Agriculture (AEI Press, January 2006) Pension Fund Politics: The Dangers of Socially Responsible Investing (AEI Press, October 2005) Taboo: Why Black Athletes Dominate Sports and Why We're Afraid to Talk About It (Public Affairs, 2000) Articles and Short Publications Wading Deep into the Genetic-Pool Controversy Mining and NGOs: Breaking off the Engagement DNA as Atlas and Time Machine The Goldman Greed Syndrome Genetic Goldmine Don't Harbour the Patent Pirates Credit Crunch: U.S. Social Investors Repeat Past Mistakes Nativism on Finance's Monopoly Board NGO Openness Is a Two-Way Street Why Social Investing Threatens Public Employee Pension Funds Managing Brands Under Siege Delusional Goodwill Eric Dezenhall: Ethical and Effective Queen of Green Roddick's "Unfair Trade" Started When She Copied Body Shop Formula Be Careful What You Wish For in Darfur Green War over Carbon Trading Kleinfeld and Wolfowitz: Felled by Endemic Inertia Chiquita Counts the Costs of Honesty NGO Poison Politics Dr. Santa Comes to Town BP: Branding Propaganda? What Should Bill Gates Do? Milton Friedman: Misunderstood or Misguided? Globalisation Trumps Microfinance Evangelism Franchising: Aspiring Entrepreneurs Look Away Ben & Jerry's For Ford, What Colour Is Green? The Contrarian: Are NGOs Playing Both Sides of the Human Rights Debate? Is Corporate Social Responsibility Serious Business? Let Them Eat Precaution: What the WTO Decision on GMOs Really Means Let Them Eat Precaution: Beyond the WTO Decision on GMOs The Dangers of Socially Responsible Investing Eliot Spitzer Let Them Eat Precaution U.S. Pension Funds, Social Investing, and Fiduciary Irresponsibility Do You Need an Ethics Officer? The Myth of Social Investing Playing the "Natural" Card Race Belongs in the Stem Cell Debate Conferences and Speaking Engagements Abraham’s Children: Race, Identity and the DNA of the Chosen People, AEI, October 29, 2007  Is Nuclear Power a Solution to Global Warming and Rising Energy Prices?, AEI, October 6, 2006 Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity, AEI, May 23, 2006 Is Corporate Social Responsibility Serious Business?, AEI, March 3, 2006 Panic Attack: The New Precautionary Culture, the Politics of Fear, and the Risks to Innovation,  AEI, February 14, 2006. NGOs: Indispensable or Unaccountable?, AEI, December 7, 2005 Science Wars: Should Schools Teach Intelligent Design?, AEI, October 21, 2005 The Business of Stem Cells: Re-Examining Federal, State, and Private Funding and Regulatory Initiatives, AEI, March 11, 2005 Race, Medicine, and Public Policy, AEI, November 12, 2004 Risk, Science, and Public Policy, AEI-Brookings Joint Center, October 12, 2004 'Socially Responsible' Investing and Pension Funds, AEI, June 7, 2004 We're Not from the Government, but We're Here to Help You, AEI, June 11, 2003 Biotechnology, the Media, and Public Policy, AEI, June 2003