Empires on thin ice, the Antarctic treaty

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30/04/2021 31 min Episodio 4
Empires on thin ice, the Antarctic treaty

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A discussion with Samuel Jardine, a Historian, and Research analyst currently with London Politica. We will be discussing the 1959 Antarctic Treaty and the Antarctic governance, looking at the British historical drafting process and how this impacted the articles of the eventual treaty!

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