Raju J. Das is a Professor with a PhD in Geography from The Ohio State University. His research focuses on Marxist political economy, urbanization, capitalist development, and the political economy of India. He is also a regular contributor to LINKS - International Journal of Socialist Renewal, a journal for a post-Cold War left.
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