José J. Sanmartín explores the significance of last month's midterm elections in the US, detecting deep undercurrents at work in American politics. These, he says, will not only shape the next presidential election campaign. They may also determine the United States’ vision of itself in the longer term
Tenured Lecturer in Political Science, University of Alicante
José holds doctorates in political science and sociology, and in philosophy.
He has been a Seagram International Fellow at McGill University in Montreal.
José is President of Radix Intelligentia, a professional organisation devoted to constitutional democracy from the perspective of intelligence and geopolitics.
His research interests include western intelligence services, specialising in anti-money laundering techniques.
José's work has appeared in more than seventy scientific publications, covering subjects including political analysis, geopolitics, contemporary history, political theory, political systems, and comparative politics.
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