La traîne des empires
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An insightful analysis on the interplay between empires (mainly Rome, Islam and China) and religion (Christianism, Islam and Buddhism), as seen through Ibn Khaldûn's notions of sedentary and bedouin populations. A page-turner, though some basic historical knowledge may be needed.
An insightful analysis on the interplay between empires (mainly Rome, Islam and China) and religion (Christianism, Islam and Buddhism), as seen through Ibn Khaldûn's notions of sedentary and bedouin populations. A page-turner, though some basic historical knowledge may be needed.
An insightful analysis on the interplay between empires (mainly Rome, Islam and China) and religion (Christianism, Islam and Buddhism), as seen through Ibn Khaldûn's notions of sedentary and bedouin population. A page-turner, though some basic historical knowledge may be needed.
An insightful analysis on the interplay between empires (mainly Rome, Islam and China) and religion (Christianism, Islam and Buddhism), as seen through Ibn Khaldûn's notions of sedentary and bedouin population. A page-turner, though some basic historical knowledge may be needed.