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Islamism: The rise of a new enemy?

Date: 4:30 pm | Friday 6 July 2007

Venue: Hetzel Theatre


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Islamism: The rise of a new enemy?


  • Wheelchair accessible

Speaker

  • Riaz Hassan

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