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28.10.16

Bloomberg interview on Philippine foreign policy

Interview 25 October 2016

Posted by jemy at 8:46 PM

Labels: constitutional law, foreign policy, international law

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"Have you ever bothered to think how absurd it is to leave one's Catholicism aside on entering a university, or a professional association, or a scholarly meeting, or Congress, as if you were checking your hat at the door?"

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jemy: is a lawyer specializing in international economic law and constitutional law. read public international law at cambridge. he is a lecturer at the university of asia and the pacific and is executive director of the philippine council for foreign relations. he also writes a weekly column for businessworld.

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