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		Anarchism declined as a mass movement largely because of the treachery of the statist left.
		This would be an anarchism that rejects with equal fervor the statist left and corporate right and positions itself as diametrically opposed to the dominant "left-right" paradigm of contemporary political thought and discourse.
		Along with the left, we should oppose police brutality, racism and sexism, the destruction of the environment, the death penalty, infringements on sexual freedom and abortion rights, the exploitation of workers and censorship.
	www.attackthesystem.com /anarchism2.html (1858 words)

	anarchism
		Anarchism is a term given to a political philosophy advocating a society without "the state", and often the overthrow, violent or otherwise, of the current system of government.
		As a political force, anarchism was defeated in the early 20th century with the domination of fascism in Europe and Communism in Russia, though many argue that its philosophical influence remains.
		Anarchist communistss like Mikhail Bakunin and Peter Kropotkin built on the Marxist critique of capitalism and synthesised it with their own critique of the state, developing a view of society where the fate of the individual was tied to that of society.
	www.fact-library.com /anarchism.html (2391 words)

	Libertarian socialism
		They sometimes respond that far from spontaneously arising in the absence of suppression, capitalist economic relations actually require active political suppression in the form of property law that is enforced either by a state or (as in anarcho-capitalism) by a private enforcement agency.
		Left anarchists generally disagree that the division is specious, but agree that it is difficult; thus the decision cannot be trusted to the state (as most socialists propose), but can be made by the people involved in individual cases.
		However, there was certainly no coherent ideology that called itself "anarchism" until the nineteenth century, when anarchism—then often referred to simply as "Revolutionary Socialism"—emerged as the libertarian side of the growing socialist and communist movements of that period.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/l/li/libertarian_socialism.html (3930 words)

	Learn more about Anarcho-capitalism in the online encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		They regard capitalist corporations as being the product of voluntary contracts and thus a legitimate and efficient way for people to organize, with freedom to choose a competitor or to enter competition as the universal way to preserve and promote quality in services.
		Thus, anarcho-capitalists describe their position as a form of anarchism, in the limited sense of being against certain state-like actions (for instance, coercion via personal violence, forcible reductions in personal liberty, private property destruction, or forcible private property transfer) rather than being against all hierarchy (for instance, coercion via withholding excess vital supplies).
		Anti-capitalist anarchist critiques of anarcho-capitalism include Section F of the Anarchist FAQ and Jeff Draughn's Between Anarchism and Libertarianism: Defining a New Movement.
	www.onlineencyclopedia.org /a/an/anarcho_capitalism.html (3921 words)

	Encyclopedia: Anarcho-capitalist critique of left-anarchism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In a sense, anarchism is not so much a political philosophy as it is an historical tendency of thought that favors freedom and rejects coercive authority, a tendency which has most-likely existed from prehistoric times and which continues to exist to this day.
		In its embrace of free market capitalist economics, anarcho-capitalism is very different from the rest of anarchism, which, as previously mentioned, has historically been anti-capitalist.
		As for property rights and capitalist rent, anarcho-capitalists agree with Frederic Bastiat's (a friend and precursor to Molinari) argument in the debate he had with Pierre_Joseph Proudhon.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Anarcho_capitalist-critique-of-left_anarchism (983 words)

	Anarcho-capitalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The traditions that object to the term anarcho-capitalism sometimes use the term "anarchism" to refer to political movements that are both anti-statist and anti-capitalist.
		While classical capitalists such as Adam Smith also accepted the labor theory of value, most modern economists, including anarcho-capitalists, maintain that value is subjective and hence adhere to marginalism.
		Section F of the Anarchist FAQ is a left anarchist critique of anarcho-capitalism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anarcho-capitalism (7401 words)

	Anarchist Theory FAQ Version 5.2
		Anarchism is defined by The American Heritage College Dictionary as "The theory or doctrine that all forms of government are unnecessary, oppressive, and undesirable and should be abolished." Anarchism is a negative; it holds that one thing, namely government, is bad and should be abolished.
		Anarcho- capitalists are thinking of how competing firms would prevent the rise of abusive protection monopolists in a society where most people don't support the existence of such a monopolist.
		Anarcho- capitalists also often note that while the United States has never been an anarchist society by any stretch of the imagination, that before the 20th-century the United States came closer to their pure laissez-faire ideals than any other society in history.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/anarchy/theory/faq (15291 words)

	Infoshop.org - Anarchy after Leftism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		With the rise of the anti-capitalist movement and the death of authoritarian Left project in the former Soviet Union, anarchists face a future where the traditional Left is no longer a player on the chessboard of politics.
		From the time anarchism was first defined as a distinct radical movement it has been associated with the left, but the association has always been uneasy.
		Of course not, because post-leftism is a critique of anarchism's relationship to the left.
	www.infoshop.org /afterleftism.html (2366 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Talk:Anarchism/Archive10
		This -is- the anarchism page, not the libertarian socialist page, nor the anarcho-capitalism page, and certainly not the anarcho-capitalist critique of libertarian socialism page.
		The are of course these pages, the anarchism and anarcho-capitalism that all three of you have edited a good deal and pushed a similar message throughout.
		I will point out, though, that, in an effort to learn more about "anarchism without adjectives" I found this article, on what appears to be a left-leaning website, about Voltairine de Cleyre, which says that she praised the U.S. "founding fathers" as precursors to her sort of anarchism.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Talk:Anarchism/Archive10 (5017 words)

	The Ultimate Talk:Anarcho-capitalism/Archive 2 Dog Breeds Information Guide and Reference
		Anarchism from its conception has meant more than just "no state," and anarchism currently means more than just "no state" and the very root of the word literally translates to more than just "no state." For evidence, note proudhon's use of the word, modern dictionary definitions of the word, and the greek basis of it.
		But anarchism is an offshoot of libertarianism, not the other way around, and since one of the main distinctions between libertarianism in general and anarchism is anti-capitalism, to claim that it draws ideas from anarchism rather than libertarianism is simply false.
		Anarchism is not known as left-anarchism or anarcho-socialism, except by proponents of anarcho-capitalism.
	www.dogluvers.com /dog_breeds/Talk:Anarcho-capitalism/Archive_2 (17203 words)

	anarchism
		The role of anarchism in the Spanish Revolution or Spanish Civil War of 1936 is too often absent from histories of this...
		Anarchism is a widely disputed label, there are probably as many...
		Therefore anarchism is used in a number of...
	www.jointctr.org /?Category=anarchism (258 words)

	Libertarian socialism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This critique highlights the distinction between libertarian socialists and Libertarians: libertarian socialists advocate freedom while denying, to a greater or lesser extent, the legitimacy of private property.
		The critique of states is built on the same principle opposing concentration of authority, which according to anarchists inevitably leads to abuse.
		However, there was certainly no coherent ideology that called itself "anarchism" until the nineteenth century, when anarchism -- then often referred to simply as "Revolutionary Socialism" -- sprouted from the growth of socialism and communism.
	www.usapedia.com /l/libertarian-socialism.html (3387 words)

	Anarki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Anarchism is defined by The American Heritage College Dictionary as "The theory or doctrine that all forms of government are unnecessary, oppressive, and undesirable and should be abolished."
		Anarchism is a negative; it holds that one thing, namely government, is bad and should be abolished.
		The conservative critique of anarchism is much less developed, but can be teased out of the writings of such authors as Edmund Burke, Russell Kirk, and Ernest van den Haag.
	www.imm.dtu.dk /~ad/interest/specific/anarki.htm (14003 words)

	ipedia.com: Anarcho-capitalist critique of left-anarchism Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Background and origins of the debate In a sense, anarchism is not so much a political philosophy as it is an historical tendency of th...
		In its embrace of capitalist economics, anarcho-capitalism is very different from the rest of anarchism, which, as previously mentioned, has historically been anti-capitalist.
		In their views about individualism and their rejection of the state, anarcho-capitalistss agree on at least some level with utopian anarchists such as William Godwin or left-anarchists such as Mikhail Bakunin.
	www.ipedia.com /anarcho_capitalist_critique_of_left_anarchism.html (848 words)

	Anarcho-capitalist critique of left-anarchism - ArtPolitic Encyclopedia of Politics : Information Portal
		Like individualist anarchists, anarcho-capitalists think that individuals exist before any collectivity and that no collectivist decision (and they reject a dichotomy between economic and personal matters), may hold without the prior consent of individuals.
		Anarcho-capitalists thus loathe the 'democratic' kind of collectivist control meant to happen in socialist anarchism, and wonder on which grounds socialist anarchists decide at which scale democracy should be held instead of whichever other scale - and whose opinion is to prevail when there is disagreement.
		Anarcho-capitalists think that libertarian socialists either avoid or miss some essential issues concerning justice and protection: judicial prosecution, law-making and law-enforcement - how it is possible to avoid and resolve conflicts in a free society without resorting to any kind of government.
	www.artpolitic.org /infopedia/an/Anarcho-capitalism___critique_of_left-anarchism.html (599 words)

	Anarchism and private property
		There is a great divide among the traditions of anarchismabout the question of private property and economic organization.
		There is a great divide among the traditions of anarchism about the question of private property and economic organization.
		Libertarian socialists consider that private property is an illegitimate fiction enforced by the State, and that beyond "personal possession" of immediate goods no property should exist.
	www.termsdefined.net /an/anarchism-and-private-property.html (832 words)

	Anarchist Theory FAQ Version 5.2
		To be sure, there is a difference between individualistic anarchism and collectivistic or communistic anarchism; Bakunin called himself a communist anarchist.
		Max Stirner (although to be fair to Stirner he did briefly outline his vision for the replacement of existing society by a "Union of Egoists").
		A more substantive variation is to argue that the opposing anarchism would be unstable and lead to the swift re- emergence of government.
	www.gmu.edu /departments/economics/bcaplan/anarfaq.htm (17216 words)

	Libertarian Socialism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Section I discusses what we aim to replace it with, ie what anarchism aims for.
		A.1.3 Why is anarchism also called libertarian socialism?
		In fact, the suggestion of the tinge of socialism, with its inherent large centralized government, is a hateful, repugnant idea for the libertarian.
	www.wikiverse.org /libertarian-socialism (4017 words)

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