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global perspectives. civilizations and social pilgrimage, migration, displacement and ... society. Students will explore rights and responsibilities; the ... • democracy, politics, government and civil • inequality, difference and inclusion • human capability and development ; social entrepreneurs • rights, law, civic responsibility and ...
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