To moscow to get to your doctorate in law and then moving all the way to kings college, london and teaching there for quite some time. And that gives you a very inverse of tile exposure to various systems through various ideologies. And what i find very interesting is that unlike many other public intellectuals of your generation, you are open about uh oh, im accepting about a parts of your professional life, isnt it . Im safe, at least in the west to be you know, so open about your connections, historical connections with russia. I have benefited from it professionally sure which they have. Because how you have at least 3 different viewpoints from which to outside of the world as towing in a small country, one well was brought up and then a rough draft. When i went to rush, i was to, into the idea that it was the soviet union. This was the soviet union in moscow. I wasnt actually a very good one if i jump up even. And so i stayed in boston code to jump there. And when i finished my ga
Discuss it. Im now joined by rain, millers and Professor Emeritus told him university. Im a former advisor to me, co guard by charles on issues of International Law. Professor millers and its great to talk to thank you very much for being available. Happy to be with you. Thank you. Now youve written before the professional it base you have had 3 different lives being born and raised in soviet era. Estonia then moving to moscow to get to your doctor in law and then moving all the way to kings college, london and teaching there for quite some time. And that gives you a very inverse of tile exposure to various systems through various ideologies. And what i find very interesting is that unlike many other public intellectuals of your generation, you are open about uh oh, im accepting about a parts of your professional life, isnt it . Im safe, at least in the west to be you know, so open about your connections, historical connections with russia. I have benefited from it prof. Chanel issued
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