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The “Comments” section of the SAC website is intended for short statements or the text of talks, in contrast to the longer Occasional Papers. All the comments represent the personal opinions of the authors and are provided as a contribution to debate. Publication does not imply they are endorsed by the SAC membership collectively or individually.

 

• The Question of the Malvinas or the Falkland Islands:
  A British Perspective.

  
  By Dr Dudley Ankerson, CMG, 14 October 2020.    web page
  An English translations of extracts from an interview in Spanish, by Clara Riveros, a Colombian journalist, published on the Fundamedios You Tube TV channel

• Reflections on the South Atlantic and the South Atlantic Council:
  Past, Present and Future.

  
  By Malcolm Deas, Emeritus Fellow, St Antony’s College, Oxford, 14 January 2020.    web page
  

• The Falkland/Malvinas Islands and the
  Right of Peoples to Self-Determination

  
  By Professor Marcelo Kohen, 17 October 2014     web page
  This Comment may be compared with the one below, by Professor Willetts.

• The Asociación Civil Amigos Malvinas/Falklands (ACAMF)
  and the Promotion of Cross-Border Relationships at Citizen Level

  
  By Robin Wallis, 7 May 2014     web page

• The British-Argentine long-lasting relationship
  Reflections on the Bicentenary of the May Revolution

  
  By Alan Tabbush, 17 August 2013     web page     or     PDF version
  This Comment updates a presentation made on 11 June 2010.

• A Personal Perspective on the South Atlantic Conflict

  
  By Tom Jones, 16 July 2013     web page

• The United Nations, Self-Determination and the Falkland Islands

  
  By Professor Peter Willetts, 8 March 2013
  Talk at a Public Meeting in Stanley     web page     or     PDF version
  This Comment may be compared with the one above, by Professor Kohen.

• The South Atlantic Conflict – A Way Round?

  
  By Alan Tabbush, 8 February 2012     web page

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