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  1. This list is not at all intended to be exclusive or to circumvent contributions from other prominent scholars whose culturally-oriented critiques of neoliberalism have had multidisciplinary impact, including Wendy Brown, Sara Ahmed, Jasbir Puar, and Judith Butler.

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