Brian Anderson

Brian Anderson is a prominent figure at the Manhattan Institute, serving in multiple key roles:

Professional Positions

Brian Anderson currently holds the following positions:

• Editor of City Journal: He has been the editor of City Journal, the Manhattan Institute's cultural and political quarterly magazine, for 17 years.12
• Fellow at Manhattan Institute: Anderson has been a Fellow at the Manhattan Institute since October 1997, a position he has held for over 26 years.2

Career Achievements

Anderson has had a distinguished career in journalism and public policy:

• He received the Fund for American Studies (TFAS) 2023 Thomas L. Phillips Career Achievement Award for his remarkable career.1
• Under his leadership, City Journal has expanded its website, which now receives millions of visits annually.1
• He has overseen the addition of several new authors and regular contributors to City Journal.1
• Anderson also serves as the host of City Journal's "10 Blocks" podcast.3

Education

Brian Anderson has a strong academic background in philosophy:

• He holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Ottawa.23
• He also earned a Master's degree in Philosophy from Boston College.23

Previous Experience

Before joining the Manhattan Institute:

• Anderson worked as a Research Associate in Social and Political Studies at the American Enterprise Institute from September 1994 to October 1997.2

Brian Anderson's contributions to journalism and public policy have been widely recognized, with the New York Times describing him as "one of the most probing and erudite political essayists of our day".3