James Scott recently wrote an introduction to this idea titled "two cheers for" it.
James Scott recently wrote an introduction to this idea titled "two cheers for" it. Daniel Guerin collected writings about this idea in his anthology No Gods, No Masters. Murray Bookchin wrote an essay distinguishing between the "social" and "lifestyle" types of this idea, whose history is traced in Peter Marshall's book Demanding the Impossible. Robert Wolff wrote a treatise "in defense" of this philosophy. Josiah Warren was an early proponent of the "individualist" type of this philosophy, which was partially inspired by Max Stirner's The Ego and Its Own. One of its leading thinkers called for an "invisible dictatorship" and attacked organized religion in God and the State. Murray Rothbard attempted to fuse its principles with capitalism, although it is more commonly fused with syndicalism. For 10 points, name this political philosophy supported by Mikhail Bakunin, which believes that governments should be abolished.
James Scott recently wrote an introduction to this idea titled "two cheers for" it.
anarchism [or anarchy]