Michal Kalecki

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Sashi Kumar

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K.B. Goel

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Akshay Khanna

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Sayyid Ahmad Khan

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Michael D. Yates

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K. Savitri Ammal

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E.P. Thompson

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Sam Gindin

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John Eric Marot

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Prasenjit Bose

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John Reed

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Mahasweta Devi

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