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“I don't like to end my talk with a 700 million dollar loss, even if it shows the importance of Numerical Analysis.”

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Richard A. Falk

Richard A. Falk is a renowned international law scholar, born on November 13, 1930. He has extensive research and teaching experience in the fields of international law and international relations. more

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