- Mark
Falcoff (/ˈfækɒf/; born 1941) is an
American scholar and
policy consultant who has
worked with a
number of
think tanks, such as the
American Enterprise...
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helped to
create the
economic crisis,
others like Paul
Sigmund and Mark
Falcoff argue there was no
blockade because aid and
credit still existed (albeit...
- org.
Archived from the
original on 29
April 2011.
Retrieved 6 May 2011.
Falcoff, Mark. "Chile
Moves On". AEI.
Archived from the
original on 17
April 2009...
- an
opening night and said, "I love when it gets into the soul".
Laura Falcoff,
writing in the
Argentinian newspaper Clarín,
described Shen Yun in 2012...
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Security Archive". nsarchive.gwu.edu.
Falcoff, Mark (1989).
Modern Chile: 1970–1989. Transaction. pp. 199–251.
Falcoff, Mark (November 2003). "Kissinger and...
- tend to view
Russia as
posing "strategic
challenges for the West". Mark
Falcoff, now retired, was
previously AEI's
resident Latinamericanist, focusing...
- Cinema". Film Criticism. 30 (1).
Allegheny College: 41–63. JSTOR 24777304.
Falcoff, Mark (1
January 2000). "Beyond Bilingualism".
American Enterprise Institute...
- 2012.
Family to Sue
Kissinger For Death. CBS News.
September 6, 2001.
Falcoff, Mark (November 2003). "Kissinger & Chile: The Myth That Will Not Die"...
- Mengele: The
Complete Story.
McGraw Hill. p. 100. ISBN 978-0070505988.
Falcoff, Mark (9
November 1998). "Perón's **** Ties". Time. Vol. 152, no. 19. Archived...
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delves into the
heart of darkness". Salon.
Retrieved 6
February 2020.
Falcoff, Mark (1 May 1983). "Salvador, by Joan
Didion (Book Review)". Commentary...
