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‘I am an American’: living September 11, 2001, ten years on

Published on: 7 September 2011

Written by: Cynthia Weber All articles by Cynthia Weber

An American professor of international relations who is also a documentary film-maker invites us to share in her...
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Should bin Laden have been tried?

Published on: 3 May 2011

Written by: Daniele Archibugi All articles by Daniele Archibugi

Maybe there really was no choice. But we have lost something by not putting bin Laden on trial, and that is a...

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