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Bachelor of Arts (BA) · London School of Economics and Political Science
Alvin Karl Bürck is pursuing an M.Sc. in International Political Economy at The London School of Economics and Political Science (UK). His research focuses on international political economy and geoeconomics. Currently, he serves as Postgraduate Student Academic Representative.
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