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Robert Thompson
Robert Thompson's analyses and writing on Axis of Logic can be found in the Axis section, Letters from France. He offers refreshing perspectives on international relations with a European perspective. He is a French citizen and a retired Avocat (Trial Lawyer) at the Boulogne-sur-Mer Bar, living with his wife in a small village in Northern France. He was born at Leek (North Staffordshire, England) in 1931, and, after reading Jurisprudence at Oxford University, he became an English Solicitor. He later went to work at the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris. There he was Director in charge of the Legal Department and also Secretary General of the Court of Arbitration, the most important international commercial arbitration centre on the world. While there, he became the I.C.C. Director in charge of relations with the Arab states, where he travelled for professional reasons, and he worked towards legal cooperation with the countries then within the Comecon.

Robert Thompson
Letters from France

  • Robert Thompson , Axis of Logic exclusive

    In my situation, being now in very poor health, it is still better to look forward than backwards. Not that much can be changed for me, however I have to hope that it can be for my nearest and dearest and the world in general. I have previously expressed some... » read this article
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