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"Any putative norm must have broad consensus within the context of a plural world with very diverse political, economic and social settings. It cannot be the lopsided imposition by a powerful or vocal elite as this would be an act of disenfranchisement" - pointed out by Professor Thio Li-Ann in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor.

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