Michael Williams

Professor of International Relations, University of London

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Assistant Professor of International Relations at the University of London and author of NATO, Security and Risk Management: From Kosovo to Kandahar; former head of the Transatlantic Security Program for the Royal United Services Institute

Michael Williams on KCRW

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Leaders of the world's largest economies are proclaiming success for their G-20 summit , promising concerted action against the global recession.

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