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Salvador Allende,politician, a well-travelled and well-connected statesman. Like many leaders emerging from the Third World during the latter half of the twentieth century, Allende was acutely aware of Chile’s subordinate place in the global system. When Allende became president in 1970 Chile was not a country with

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King Hussein of Jordan,s constraints. In terms of geography, Jordan is a classic buffer state, sandwiched between more powerful neighbours: to the north is Syria; to the south Egypt and Saudi Arabia; to the east Iraq and, most importantly, to the west Israel. But throughout his long reign (1953–99) Hussein made playing of

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Deng Xiaoping,rs. He died in 1997 when China had been under Communist rule for nearly half a century and had undergone successful capitalistic economic reform for about 20 years. As General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from 1956 to 1966 and the paramount leader of China from the late 1970s to th

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Mikhail Gorbachev,cal instincts can be traced back to his childhood, he had an unusually flexible and open mind by any standards, and especially for someone who made his career climbing every step of the ladder to the top of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU). His way of looking at the world — his mental