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Abstract
In 2022, the flow of daily news concerning a variety of disparate events, one more disengaged from the other, seems to be the new normal. Humanity seems to advance towards a more civilized, gentler post-pandemic world, while at the same time witnessing the brutality of an invasion on a scale we thought no longer possible. Leaders are meeting, negotiations are concluded, wars are started, and acts of terror are committed, all while the scholarly world tries to make sense of this information.
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