Alexandra Fuenmayor Starr writes about immigration, politics, Latin America, and Europe for publications like The New York Times Magazine, Slate.com, The New Republic, and The American Scholar. She was formerly a political correspondent at Businessweek, where she covered the 2004 presidential election. She's been a Milena Jesenska fellow in Vienna, Austria; a Japan Society Fellow in Tokyo, Japan; and an Organization of American States fellow in Caracas, Venezuela. Many years ago she was an editor at the Washington Monthly, and did a stint at National Public Radio as Daniel Schorr's research assistant. The best job she's ever had was as an intern at the Musee d'Orsay. Starr lives in New York City with her husband.

The White House will be run like Chicago, The Spectator (12-10-08)
Europe deals with immigration, Slate Magazine (10-13-08)