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    David Graeber

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    Lectures, interviews, and talks by David Graeber — anthropologist, anarchist, author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years, Bullshit Jobs, and The Dawn of Everything.

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    George Wallace

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    David Graeber on This Is Hell!1 mention
    37:35

    …true, but nowadays when we hear the word bureaucracy, you think big government, civil servants, pointy-headed bureaucrats. Like George Wallace made that expression famous, always referring to, like, annoying government people who are trying to limit the market…

    STAFF PICKS: David Graeber / Bureaucracy and Bullshit Jobs1 mention
    5:25

    …true, but nowadays when we hear the word bureaucracy, you think big government, civil servants, pointy-headed bureaucrats. Like George Wallace made that expression famous, always referring to, like, annoying government people who are trying to limit the market…

    David Graeber follows the rules, to the boring / fascinating heart of bureaucracy itself.1 mention
    1:36

    …true, but nowadays when we hear the word bureaucracy, you think big government, civil servants, pointy-headed bureaucrats. Like George Wallace made that expression famous, always referring to, like, annoying government people who are trying to limit the market…

    The Democracy Project [Audio]1 mention
    1:00:30

    …down, you know, after 1848 you have Louis Napoleon and Bismarck. After 1968 you have, in America at least, in a way, George Wallace, Richard Nixon, and then if you want to talk about a long 68... lots of social movement people say, Ronald Reagan and…