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Many thanks to Professor Mohamedou for the brilliant analysis of this “long shadow”. I hope everyone can be inspired by it. The crisis of democracy, militarisation, securisation of affairs and the new ways of interaction will definitely be with us for decades to come.
Typically inspirational. Thanks, Mahmoud.