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The Sydney Globalist is seeking submissions for Issue I of Volume IX, 2013.
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Religion in Montenegro
While the Republic of Montenegro declared its independence in 2006, the young country has struggled to establish a unified...
The Sydney Globalist Meets Kerry Brown
For Volume VIII, Issue II, The Sydney Globalist interviewed Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of the China Studies Centre....
Can Islamic democracy exist?
In the wake of the Arab Spring, governments have been overthrown and the new leaders are redirecting their party and policies....
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The Sydney Globalist is seeking submissions for Issue...
The Sydney Globalist is seeking submissions for Issue I of Volume IX, 2013. Founded...
Religion in Montenegro
While the Republic of Montenegro declared its independence in 2006, the young country...
Can Islamic democracy exist?
In the wake of the Arab Spring, governments have been overthrown and the new leaders...
No Room for Religious Pluralism in Malaysia
On April 41997, in an article published in Asiaweek by John Esposito, a professor...
Bridging Human Rights
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