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  1. Socialist Studies

    The interest of Socialist Studies is not academic but political. Socialist Studies aim is to hasten further social development; to bring about a change from the ...
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    www.socialiststudies.org.uk - 2009-03-07

  2. Economics: Debunking Economics Overview

    Debunking Economics takes you behind the sanitized, airbrushed view of economics given by its textbooks, and details the many critiques which have been made of ...
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    www.debunking-economics.com - 2009-02-07

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