Harry Underwood

is a London-based journalist. He has previously worked at News Review, a weekly in Santiago, and taught literature and history in Argentina.

The bubble bursts for the overinflated art market

After years of growth the same fate that befell other sectors of the economy is hitting the art market

First Posted November 13, 2008

The 2001 collapse of the Argentine peso set off an economic catastrophe, says Harry Underwood

First Posted October 22, 2008

Extreme initiation rites are inevitable when star students face anonymity at a new university

First Posted October 3, 2008

Louise Blouin MacBain’s annual shindig is like the G8 reimagined by a yoga instructor, says Harry Underwood

First Posted September 22, 2008

Harry Underwood previews the latest clash between America and Europe in the Ryder Cup

First Posted September 17, 2008

The men and women who swapped the sporting arena for the political

First Posted August 8, 2008

Has Putin been deliberately recruiting former Olympians to his party?

First Posted August 8, 2008

New rules on tackling burglars are not as clear as they seem

First Posted July 18, 2008