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The Annual Gold Lecture in Anthropology


7 Jun 2013, 6:15pm - 8:00pm

LG02, Professor Stuart Hall Building. To attend this event you must book a place. Please contact Alison Clark to do this..

Event overview

Cost Free
Department Anthropology
Contact alison.clark(@gold.ac.uk)

This lecture aims to showcase current Anthropological research from around the world.

The Utopia of Rules: notes on the pleasure of bureaucracy

A lecture by Dr David Graeber

David Graeber is a reader in the Department of Anthropology here at Goldsmiths. He has worked extensively on value theory, and has recently completed a major research project on social movements dedicated to principles of direct democracy, direct action, and has written widely on the relation (real and potential) of anthropology and anarchism. He is currently also working on a project on the history of debt.

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7 Jun 2013 6:15pm - 8:00pm
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