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Naomi Klein has called Baillie Gifford ' thin-skinned' for putting literary festivals in jeopardy.
She was one of 800 signatories of Fossil Free Books' campaign against the investment manager.
The investment manager has since cancelled all remaining sponsorships of literary festivals.
Critics have called the campaign self-defeating and hypocritical, given writers' own involvement in companies targeted.
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