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I don't know if this is the forum through which to make nominations???

I would have to say Immanuel Wallerstein ...His track record is clear
and the proof is in the pudding:  Even with the onslaught of Po-Mo and
the fashionable turn away from social analysis and toward the literary; 
Wallerstein's World-Systems analysis is one the last of viable
neo-marxist perspectives in Academia...And his theory informs a number
of social movements throughout the periphery...(Theory and Praxis:
remember that?) 

oh ya I second Bob's nomination of Karl...he did some decent work too :)

Since i haven't had much time to post I also wanted to say hi to TR

Hope everyones quarters are ending smoothly,

Christian Harlow
UC Santa Cruz