Tag: David Graeber
Novara FM: Liberty, Democracy, Piracy
Did the Enlightenment begin at sea? Eleanor Penny talks to historian-from-below Marcus Rediker.
Long Read: Generation Left Rejected History. Does It Have a Future?
by Michael Chessum
Novara FM: History, Humanity, Heresy
Long Read: Forget ‘Liberté’ – 17th-Century Indigenous Americans Knew a Lot More About Freedom Than Their French Colonisers
by David Graeber and David Wengrow
Opinion: David Graeber’s Archive Should Continue to Uphold the Ideas He Championed in Life
by Nika Dubrovsky
Analysis: For David Graeber, Theory and Action Were Inseparable
by Thomas Swann
Opinion: David Graeber’s Real Contribution to Occupy Wall Street Wasn’t a Phrase – It Was a Process
by Marisa Holmes
Analysis: David Graeber Reminded Us of the Political Value of Anthropology
by Alpa Shah
Analysis: Anarchism Shaped David Graeber. Then He Shaped Anarchism
by Shane Little
Opinion: Sex Work Is Not a Bullshit Job
by Marin Scarlett
Analysis: David Graeber Was Right: A Debt Free World Is Possible
by Andrew Ross
David Graeber played a vital role in the debt cancellation movement, showing everyone, from activists to policymakers, that mass debt cancellation is not only possible now, it's been happening for centuries. This is the first article in our series exploring the life and ideas of David Graeber on the first anniversary of his death.
Report: Welcome to Slacker School: Learning From the Best How to Work the Least
by Clare Hymer
Analysis: What Would Jesus Do? Cancel the Rent
by Francis Brewer
David Graeber: A Celebration of His Life
David Graeber: A Celebration of His Life
Opinion: David Graeber Was Right to Recognise the Importance of the Kurdish Struggle
by Giran Ozcan
Obituary: An Everyday Anarchist: David Graeber, 1961-2020
by Paul Mason
David Graeber - anthropologist, author, anarchist and friend to many - died this week in Venice aged 59. A lifelong fighter for social justice, his ultimate achievement will be in the “everyday communist society” we create, writes Paul Mason.