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Read More »Kenneth Maxwell Looks Back at the Portuguese Revolution: The 25 April 2024 São Paulo Lecture
I was invited by Professor Vera Lucia Amaral Ferlini, who holds the Jaime Cortesão Chair at…
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Read More »A Perspective on the Global Missile Market: 2024
The burgeoning global missile market is one of the most lucrative markets existing around the world.…
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Vladimir Putin’s 87.3% of the votes in undemocratic and rigged elections marks his best result in…
Read More »Putin and the Contest for Europe
I spent my 1980s deeply involved in the West in the conflict with the Soviet leadership…
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