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Fragments of an anarchist anthropology - David Graeber Professor of anthropology David Graeber provides an overview of the possibilities for an anarchist…
The promise of an anarchist anthropology: the three burials of the anarchist project - Natalia Buier In this article, anthropologist Natalia Buier discusses David Graeber’s proposition…
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Contemporary anarchist studies: an introductory anthology of anarchy in the academy This volume of collected essays by some of the most prominent academics studying anarchism bridges…
Action Anthropology ot Applied Anarchism? KENNETH MADDOCK, born in Hastings, New Zealand, 1937, is a first-generation New Zealander. He graduated in law from the University of Auckland, before turning to social anthropology in which he completes his degree this year.
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