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Or, define success vs. failure in politics by examining the legacy of different political systems, from dictatorships to Communism.

And now that examining the legacy of the communist era is on the political and cultural agenda, some have found a new role.

In examining the legacy of the Cultural Revolution, the most difficult measurement cannot be quantified so precisely: What effect did the Cultural Revolution have on China's soul?

The second considers the age into which Rubinfien was born, examining the legacy of America's post-war hegemony - not an empire in the old colonial sense, but a controlling presence via its complex of US bases around the world - which has brought the revenge of Osama bin Laden to his door.

Some of Britain's best known contemporary artists, including Damien Hirst, Rachel Whiteread and Anish Kapoor, have for the first time been invited into Henry Moore's former home in Hertfordshire for a show examining the legacy of one of the most famous British artists of all time.

As for curators examining the legacy of Mexican lynchings, the archive is less definite, making Valdez's exhibition and catalogue all the more useful and timely.

Since 1982, Hofstra has held a series of conferences examining the legacies of former presidents, and in 2006 the university attracted a $3.5 million gift to found a presidential studies center.

By Elizabeth Kolbert David Daley's "Ratf**cked" examines the legacy of the REDMAP initiative.

Fourteen artists examine the legacy of kidnapping, torture, and vanishment, in works that for obvious reasons focus on faces and names.

In the first episode (Saturday, BBC1, 12.45pm) Matthew Pinsent examines the legacy of the Games and Katherine Grainger meets Victoria Pendleton, Helen Glover and Dai Greene to consider how their lives have changed over the past 12 months.

She enlarged the scope of her creative vision with the publication in 2013 of Vremya sekond chend (Secondhand Time: The Last of the Soviets), which examined the legacy of communism in the aftermath of the demise of the Soviet Union.