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1498:Wallerstein
1088:Revisionist
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799:Criminology
794:Archaeology
706:Proletariat
691:Imperialism
604:Bourgeoisie
579:Wage labour
472:Reification
267:On Practice
2676:Categories
2497:References
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1633:Przeworski
1573:Poulantzas
1423:Sivanandan
1378:Bettelheim
1278:Horkheimer
1273:MariĂĄtegui
1248:Pashukanis
1173:Liebknecht
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869:Structural
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1928:Coulthard
1853:McDonnell
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1168:Luxemburg
1148:Plekhanov
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592:Sociology
547:Socialist
512:Commodity
2340:Overview
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2129:Old Left
2124:New Left
1991:Antipode
1985:Journals
1888:Heinrich
1863:Roediger
1858:Douzinas
1848:Hennessy
1803:Holloway
1718:Hartsock
1708:Eagleton
1693:Federici
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457:Ideology
139:a series
137:Part of
112:May 2009
2490:ex post
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2228:Outline
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1838:Berardi
1823:Hampton
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1768:Panitch
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1533:Parenti
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1293:Marcuse
1253:Bordiga
1238:Gramsci
1193:Trotsky
1153:Du Bois
1143:Kautsky
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202:Capital
147:Marxism
96:scholar
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