Last updated August 2017. To view and download all open access publications listed in my CV, click here.
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Hi Jerome,
You may contact me at the email address provided above in the “Contact” section of my Curriculum Vitae.
History is not always accepted by the victors, and more frequently by the losers. But the history that persists is largely written by the victors.
I’ve written numerous posts arguing that the issue is much more complex than the way you frame it. Thanks for commenting.