Alexander Lee
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The Italian Renaissance republics are regarded by many as pioneers of good governance. Yet republican rule often resulted in chaos and it was left to strong despotic rulers to restore order, as Alexander Lee demonstrates. Published June 13 2011
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Berlusconi is a product of the country's incomplete unification, argues Alexander Lee. Published February 24 2011
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