Among the institutions praised in the final chapter of this work is the artel, as well as others that fulfill the title function, such as esnafs and amkari.
Among the institutions praised in the final chapter of this work is the artel, as well as others that fulfill the title function, such as esnafs and amkari. This work's third chapter relies in part on the ethnographic work documented in Peter Kolben's The Present State of the Cape of Good Hope, while its fourth chapter contains an extensive discussion of Iceland and concludes with the claim that medieval cities were not merely "political organizations for the protection of certain political liberties," but rather an attempt at organizing this work's title concept. (*) Written while the author was in exile in England, this work is partially a response to T.H. Huxley's essay, "The Struggle for Existence." The titles of all the chapters of this work begin with this work's title and examine the titular concept among animals, "savages," "barbarians," "the mideaval city," and "ourselves." For 10 points, identify this philosophical exploration of altruistic behavior, written by Pyotr Kropotkin.
Among the institutions praised in the final chapter of this work is the artel, as well as others that fulfill the title function, such as esnafs and amkari.
Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution