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Noah Feldman: politiek en religie zijn technologiën

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Noah Feldman betoogt vurig dat zowel politiek als religie - ongeacht hun verschillen - overeenkomstige technologiën zijn, ontworpen om op een efficiënte manier welke groep mensen dan ook te verbinden en te managen.

Noah Feldman studies the intersection of religion, politics and law -- with a focus on how Islam meshes with modern democracy. Full bio »

Translated into Dutch by W. Van Westenbrugge
Reviewed by Axel Saffran
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