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the book proposes a critical inquiry into the potential of assemblies to shape political subjects

These aspects are explored in more detail in an essay by Fatima-Zahra Lakrissa on Morocco's vernacular artistic heritage and an examination of the role and significance of public space by Maud Houssais

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poignant and memorable as it was when first published

Maputo Diary - Ditte Haarløv Johnsen drink the book proposes a criticalMaputo Diary is a deeply personal and visually arresting monograph by award winning Danish photographer and filmmaker Ditte Haarlv Johnsen. The book brings together over two decades of photographic work from Mozambiques capital, Maputo the city where Haarlv Johnsen grew up herself, in the aftermath of the War of Independence and the early stages of a long civil war. Through 121 photographs, accompanied by diary notes and new texts, Maputo Diary