Edward Luce was born in in 1968 and graduated from New College, Oxford with a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics. He has worked for the Financial Times since 1995, and between 1999 and 2000 was the speechwriter for Larry Summers, US Treasury Secretary in the Clinton Administration. He was recently working as the Financial Times South Asia Bureau Chief, based in New Delhi. He is currently the FT's Washington correspondent and commentator. Author photo: Financial Times

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IN SPITE OF THE GODS: THE STRANGE RISE OF MODERN INDIA - India is booming in every sense of the word. By 2015 it will become the world's most populous nation and by 2030 it will have replaced Japan as the third largest global economy. Well before then...

TIME TO START THINKING: AMERICA AND THE SPECTRE OF DECLINE - America's unipolar moment is over. Within the context of the rapid ascent of others, Edward Luce looks at America's mounting domestic challenges at a time when its economy is neither delivering the...