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2.
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8.
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9.
and James Boggs, Racialism and the Class Struggle: Further Pages From a Black Worker's Notebook (New York, 1970);
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17.
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19.
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in Sami Zubaida, op. cit.;
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and Race Relations in Sociological Theory (London, 1970);
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61.
Rabushka and Shepsle, op. cit.
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Marie Haug, op. cit.
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See Orbell and Rutherford'sdiscussion on Political Violence , op. cit.
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