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Why revolutions are often doomed to fail

25-07-2022

Opinion

Jacob Hoekman, RD

Why revolutions are often doomed to fail

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Many countries could use a better government in the eyes of many people— for example, Russia, Iran, North Korea and Afghanistan.

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