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Donghoon Chang,Moti Yung,Jaechul Sung,Seokhie Hong,Sangjin Leehristian notions of predestination and tribal exclusivity, has been the central organizing principle of European/North Atlantic economic expansionism and empires since the early sixteenth century. This resulted in the political disenfranchisement, enslavement, and genocide of entire populations, fir

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