Recognition
Robert Kuttner has been recognized by various organizations for his career as a journalist. These honors include the Sidney Hillman Award, which he won twice, for his 1997 book Everything For Sale, and in 2008 for "Obama's Challenge."
He has also been the recipient of the Paul Hoffman Award for Human Development of the United Nations, the Jack London Award for labor journalism, and the John Hancock Award "for excellence in business and financial journalism."
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