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    • Robert Skidelsky
    University of Warwick

    Professor Lord Robert Skidelsky

    Personal website: http:// www.skidelskyr.com
    Email: skidelskyr@parliament.uk

    Research Interests
    • The theory of the State
    • The social market economy
    • The history of economic thought
    • The Thatcher revolution
    • The economic and political consequences of the end of the Cold War

     

     

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