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The Historicity of Democracy

Academic Blog of the HISDEMAB collaborative research project of the Leibniz-Association on the Historicity of Democracy in the Arab and Muslim Worlds

An International and Collaborative Research Programme

2020-2021 HISDEMAB Seminar

Post author By Nora Lafi
Post date 13/11/2020
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The programme of the 2020-2021 HISDEMAB research seminar has just been published:

https://hisdemab.hypotheses.org/seminarprogramme

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