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Of emotion and existentialism: questioning sovereignty during genocide

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Of emotion and existentialism: questioning sovereignty during genocide. / Al-Hassani, Ruba Ali; Mabon, Simon (Editor).
SEPAD , 2024. 4 p.

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Al-Hassani, RA & Mabon, S (ed.) 2024, Of emotion and existentialism: questioning sovereignty during genocide. SEPAD . https://doi.org/10.57064/2164/23207

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Al-Hassani, R. A., & Mabon, S. (Ed.) (2024). Of emotion and existentialism: questioning sovereignty during genocide. SEPAD . https://doi.org/10.57064/2164/23207

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Al-Hassani RA, Mabon S, (ed.). Of emotion and existentialism: questioning sovereignty during genocide. SEPAD , 2024. 4 p. doi: 10.57064/2164/23207

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Al-Hassani, Ruba Ali ; Mabon, Simon (Editor). / Of emotion and existentialism: questioning sovereignty during genocide. SEPAD , 2024. 4 p.

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