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'Misha Glenny' (born 1958) is a British journalist and specialist on Eastern and Southeastern Europe and international organised crime. He was educated at both Bristol University and Charles University in Prague before becoming a correspondent for the BBC.
He made a name for himself reporting on the crisis in Yugoslavia in the late 1980s and early 1990s as the Central European correspondent. For this coverage, Glenny won a Sony Award in 1993. Misha Glenny has also written three books about Central and Eastern Europe.
He is the son of the academic Michael Glenny. He is married to the journalist and broadcaster Kirsty Lang and has three children, Miljan and Sasha Glenny (from his first marriage), and Callum Lang.

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Publications

★ ''The Rebirth Of History: Eastern Europe in the Age of Democracy'' (Penguin Books, 1990)

★ ''The Fall of Yugoslavia'' (Penguin Books, 1992)

★ '' (Penguin Books, 1999)

External links

★ Author page at Granta Publications

★ Articles in ''New York Review of Books''

★ Articles at openDemocracy

★ Articles in ''London Review of Books''