Gillian Tett is the Provost of Kings College, Cambridge and a columnist for the Financial Times. With a background in anthropology, Gillian brings a unique perspective to her analysis of global finance and economics. She is the author of the book "Anthro-Vision" which explores how anthropology can provide insights into the business world.
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