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Rules Without Rulers The Possibilities And Limits Of Anarchism Matthew Wilson

Name: Rules Without Rulers The Possibilities And Limits Of Anarchism Matthew Wilson
SKU: BELL-4747354
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Rules Without Rulers The Possibilities And Limits Of Anarchism Matthew Wilson instant download after payment.

Publisher: Zero Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.96 MB

Pages: 244

Author: Matthew Wilson

ISBN: 9781782790075, 1782790071

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Rules Without Rulers The Possibilities And Limits Of Anarchism Matthew Wilson by Matthew Wilson 9781782790075, 1782790071 instant download after payment.

This book is about the possibility of organising society without the state, but, crucially, it makes the claim, contrary to much anarchist theory, that such a life would not entail absolute freedom; rather, as the title suggests, it would mean creating new forms of social organisation which, whilst offering more freedom than state-capitalism, would nonetheless still entail certain limits to freedom. In making this argument, a secondary point is made, which highlights the book’s originality; namely, that, whilst anarchism is defended by an increasing number of radicals, the reality of what an anarchist society might look like, and the problems that such a society might encounter, are rarely discussed or acknowledged, either in academic or activist writings.