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,Paul A. Baran (1910–1964),, with whom he had much in common. Paul Baran was a Marxist, but his Marxism was of an idiosyncratic variety which rendered him something of an outcast among outcasts. His is the only case among those considered here of a writer who could claim to be a heretic in this double sense.

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,P. W. S. Andrews (1914–1971),nd (in some cases) the social system. The subject of this chapter is of the former type. P. W. S. Andrews was a convinced conservative whose microeconomic theory, although often seen as revolutionary by its critics, had quite opposite political implications and was reactionary (or counter-revolutionary) in an intellectual sense.

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David C. Barton,John D. Fieldhouse, with whom he had much in common. Paul Baran was a Marxist, but his Marxism was of an idiosyncratic variety which rendered him something of an outcast among outcasts. His is the only case among those considered here of a writer who could claim to be a heretic in this double sense.

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