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ELEVEN Named People

Sean Jacobs, Vijay Prashad

The title is taken from a comment by historian Eric Hobsbawm: "The imagined community of millions seems more real as a team of eleven named people."

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  • Sean Jacobs

    Sean Jacobs is on the faculty of The New School and is Founder-Editor of Africa is a Country. He has written about football culture for Al Jazeera, Africa Is a Country, The New York Times, The Guardian and Roads and Kingdoms, among others.

  • Vijay Prashad

    Writing is my joy, revolution is my passion. Here you will read about red books, elegant cricket, and class struggle.

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