Fellow Patrick Radden Keefe Makes Top Ten Longform Reads of 2012

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Fellow Patrick Radden Keefe Makes Top Ten Longform Reads of 2012

December 20, 2012

TCF Fellow Patrick Radden Keefe makes Longform’s Best of 2012 list. His New York Times Magazine article on how the Mexican drug cartels makes their billions, titled Cocaine Incorporated, comes in the #3 spot.

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Patrick Radden Keefe, Contributor

Patrick Radden Keefe was formerly a senior fellow at TCF and is a staff writer at The New Yorker magazine, with expertise in systemic corruption; the impact of globalization and new technologies on cross-border security threats; and intelligence and homeland security.

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