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Fluidity between ethno-religious and national identifications: a study of identity and ethics in Mauritius
Mauritius, an island with a population of nearly 1.3 million, is composed essentially of different local diasporas with numerous religious backgrounds. After more than three centuries of active cohabitation, a cosmopolitan and democratic nation is emerging. One of the traits of the island is the rel...
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Department of Religious Studies
2023
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