#Anarchism
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Will you explain anarchism to me?
Elle Griffin describes a yearlong exchange with Peter about anarchism, focusing on whether power-hungry people can seize control, how freedom might be defended, and why the discussion became a planned letter series.
To change everything, start anywhere
Peter Clayborne lists anarchist references and argues that anarchism rejects one universal solution in favor of dismantling coercive power so people can choose their own ways of living.
How would anarchist societies protect themselves?
The writer questions anarchist claims about police, war, work, and schooling, arguing that stateless societies have often been violent and that some form of protection still seems necessary against criminals, conquerors, and outside powers.
What is the goal of anarchism? - by Elle Griffin
Elle Griffin argues that small groups can self-govern, but larger societies still need organization, conflict management, and protection from outside threats, so anarchy would likely recreate states or be absorbed by them.