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It took a second round of voting, but the libertarian Javier Milei has defeated his Peronist rival to become president of Argentina. A month ago,

There may be reasonable disagreement about the best strategies for dealing with pathological behaviour, but it would be surprising indeed if there were any debate

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No matter what legal tradition you grew up with or which you prefer, all legal traditions share a universal rule which the proponents of modern