Is David Graeber A-List?

Publishes 'Toward an Anthropological Theory of Value'

Early academic work establishes him as a promising anthropologist, earning a modest salary.

Publishes 'Debt: The First 5,000 Years'

His book on debt gains widespread attention, increasing his public profile and earning potential through royalties and speaking engagements.

Participates in Occupy Wall Street

His activism further raises his profile and leads to increased interest in his work.

Publishes 'The Utopia of Rules'

His work on bureaucracy gains further traction, solidifying his reputation as a leading social theorist and increasing his income.

Publishes 'Bullshit Jobs'

This book becomes a bestseller, significantly increasing his income and influence.

Death

Graeber passes away, leaving behind a legacy of influential anthropological and social theory. Royalties continue to accrue from his published works.

Legacy as Influential Thinker

Graeber's books continue to be widely read and debated, ensuring his place as an important intellectual figure and generating royalties for his estate.