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Seems to me people such as Graeber are concentrated in the USA and only fight entrenched hierarchy there. And the US academia keeps attracting excellent people
by rini17 5y ago
Seems to me people such as Graeber are concentrated in the USA and only fight entrenched hierarchy there. And the US academia keeps attracting excellent people from all over the world. Is that really the best place to influence history? I think they could have bigger impact elsewhere, for example the fall of Iron Curtain was incredible opportunity but neocons snatched that quickly. Going to war zone like Rojava is other extreme. Why all the rest of the world between these extremes is not interesting for anarchists?
- kwhitefoot 5y agoHe was at Goldsmiths from 2008 to 2013 and professor at the LSE after that, hardly only in the US.
- rini17 5y agoFrom my POV London may as well be in the US. Same kind of deeply entrenched system, not amenable toward anarchy at all.