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This paper revisits the English School from the seminal work of Hedley Bull in 1977, passing by the efforts of Adam Watsom in the 80's, & culminating with Barry Buzan & Richard Little repagination in the 90's. It aims to rescue the school's historical ontology & sketch a research program that conciliates it with the French historiography one. One concludes that a system of multiple causalities can be detected in a systemic level, with material & psycho-social deep forces operating under the auspices of the concept of order, so crucial to this school. References. Adapted from the source document.

Political & diplomatic Relations between Portugal & France in the 20th century have seldom been approached by Portuguese historiography. The present article seeks to fill this gap for the period between 1958 & 1968. During the 1960's, Portugal fought two hard battles. One was in Africa, against the nationalist movements. The other, at the UN, was fought against the barrage of criticism & condemnation coming from the Afro-Asian group against the colonial policies of Salazar's New State. As it happened, France managed to support the Portuguese regime, helping it avoid its utmost international isolation & upholding its war effort in Africa. Adapted from the source document.