Holly High is an Associate Professor at Deakin University, Australia. She has written two books, Fields of Desire and Projectland and edited the collection Stone Masters.Joshua O. Reno is a Professor at Binghamton University, US. A socio-cultural anthropologist, he is the author of Waste Away, Military Waste and co-author of Imagining the Heartland. He co-edited the collection Economies of Recycling.

• Series PrefacePrefaceIntroduction: David Graeber in the Library Stacks - Joshua O. Reno and Holly High1. On Morons - Joshua O. Reno, Binghamton, USA2. Birthing Possibilities - Holly High, Deakin, Australia3. Actually Existing Anarchist Anthropology - Holly High and Joshua O. Reno4. Ka Mare, Ka Ora: On Truth, Lies, and Knowing the Difference - Georgina Tauri Stewart, Auckland University of Technology5. Actualizing the Public University - Sharad Chari, UC Berkeley6. Reading Graeber, Leach, and a Revolution in Myanmar - Michael Edwards, University of Cambridge7. Debt and Political Possibility in Eritrea - Michael Ralph, Howard University8. Collectivized Hoards and the Regulation of Money - Gustav Peebles, New School9. Notes on Confronting the System - David Pedersen, UC San DiegoAfterword - Bill Maurer, UC IrvineIndex

'A fundamental contribution, containing precious insights into what made David Graeber the most innovative social thinker of our time, and why the legacy of his ideas will continue to inspire projects of emancipation, for generations to come.'

Holly High is an Associate Professor at Deakin University, Australia. She has written two books, Fields of Desire and Projectland and edited the collection Stone Masters.Joshua O. Reno is a Professor at Binghamton University, US. A socio-cultural anthropologist, he is the author of Waste Away, Military Waste and co-author of Imagining the Heartland. He co-edited the collection Economies of Recycling.

• Series PrefacePrefaceIntroduction: David Graeber in the Library Stacks - Joshua O. Reno and Holly High1. On Morons - Joshua O. Reno, Binghamton, USA2. Birthing Possibilities - Holly High, Deakin, Australia3. Actually Existing Anarchist Anthropology - Holly High and Joshua O. Reno4. Ka Mare, Ka Ora: On Truth, Lies, and Knowing the Difference - Georgina Tauri Stewart, Auckland University of Technology5. Actualizing the Public University - Sharad Chari, UC Berkeley6. Reading Graeber, Leach, and a Revolution in Myanmar - Michael Edwards, University of Cambridge7. Debt and Political Possibility in Eritrea - Michael Ralph, Howard University8. Collectivized Hoards and the Regulation of Money - Gustav Peebles, New School9. Notes on Confronting the System - David Pedersen, UC San DiegoAfterword - Bill Maurer, UC IrvineIndex

'A fundamental contribution, containing precious insights into what made David Graeber the most innovative social thinker of our time, and why the legacy of his ideas will continue to inspire projects of emancipation, for generations to come.'

Holly High is an Associate Professor at Deakin University, Australia. She has written two books, Fields of Desire and Projectland and edited the collection Stone Masters.Joshua O. Reno is a Professor at Binghamton University, US. A socio-cultural anthropologist, he is the author of Waste Away, Military Waste and co-author of Imagining the Heartland. He co-edited the collection Economies of Recycling.

• Series PrefacePrefaceIntroduction: David Graeber in the Library Stacks - Joshua O. Reno and Holly High1. On Morons - Joshua O. Reno, Binghamton, USA2. Birthing Possibilities - Holly High, Deakin, Australia3. Actually Existing Anarchist Anthropology - Holly High and Joshua O. Reno4. Ka Mare, Ka Ora: On Truth, Lies, and Knowing the Difference - Georgina Tauri Stewart, Auckland University of Technology5. Actualizing the Public University - Sharad Chari, UC Berkeley6. Reading Graeber, Leach, and a Revolution in Myanmar - Michael Edwards, University of Cambridge7. Debt and Political Possibility in Eritrea - Michael Ralph, Howard University8. Collectivized Hoards and the Regulation of Money - Gustav Peebles, New School9. Notes on Confronting the System - David Pedersen, UC San DiegoAfterword - Bill Maurer, UC IrvineIndex

'A fundamental contribution, containing precious insights into what made David Graeber the most innovative social thinker of our time, and why the legacy of his ideas will continue to inspire projects of emancipation, for generations to come.'