Fernando Gómez Herrero

Banality of Local / Global Knowledge in Convulsive London.

July 22, 2017

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By Fernando Gómez Herrero, fgh2173@gmail.com

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For history teaches us that Britain has a track record of underestimating Latin America and neglecting its opportunities. It is this neglect that the current British government is determined to address. In the eighteenth century British politicians were...

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