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Unreliable boyfriend : an insider's view of dealing with a chaotic superpower, plutocrats, and other complicated people

"Unreliable Boyfriend is a different kind of political memoir: a candid, deeply personal account of power, politics, and globalization from an unlikely insider, five-foot-one journalist turned Deputy Prime Minister who now turns her reportorial eye on her own life, her battles with authoritarians an...

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Main Author: Freeland, Chrystia, 1968- (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Simon Six/ Simon & Schuster, 2026.
Edition:First Simon Six/ Simon & Schuster hardcover edition.
Subjects:
Freeland, Chrystia, > 1968-
Journalists > Canada > Biography.
International relations.
Power (Social sciences)
World politics.
Canada > Politics and government.
Autobiographies.
Memoirs.
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Summary:"Unreliable Boyfriend is a different kind of political memoir: a candid, deeply personal account of power, politics, and globalization from an unlikely insider, five-foot-one journalist turned Deputy Prime Minister who now turns her reportorial eye on her own life, her battles with authoritarians and plutocrats, and the fragile future of liberal democracy"--Book jacket.
Physical Description:xxii, 394 pages ; 25 cm
Bibliography:Bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:9781668245903
1668245906
1398558567
9781398558564
1398558575
9781398558571
9781451658262
1451658265
Author Notes:Chrystia Freeland is Canada's former Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister, and Minister of Finance. With a background in Russian history, she first gained international acclaim as a foreign correspondent and editor for the Financial Times and Reuters , and later served as the deputy editor of The Globe and Mail. Her first book, Sale of the Century , told the story of the struggle between reformers and oligarchs in 1990s Russia. Her book, Plutocrats , established her as a leading voice on global economic inequality. After over a decade in federal politics, including a pivotal role in renegotiating the CUSMA, Freeland resigned from Parliament in early 2026. She has since served as a Resident Fellow at Harvard's Institute of Politics and an unpaid economic adviser to the Ukrainian government.

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