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Hayekian Anarchism

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
Should law be provided centrally by the state or by some other means? Even relatively staunch advocates of competition such as Friedrich Hayek believe that the state must provide law centrally. This article asks whether Hayek's theories about competition and the use of knowledge in society should lead one to support centrally provided law enforcement ...
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Anarchism and the Archaeology of Anarchic Societies

Current Anthropology, 2012
The author discusses how the paper contributes to several important trends in our understanding of Northwest Coast social evolution.
Bill Angelbeck, Colin Grier
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Anarchism

2011
Anarchism rejects the state as an inherently despotic institution that must be abolished in order for human nature to flower. This does not mean the absence of social order, however, for anarchism also contains a positive vision of the kind of community it expects to arise when political authority is eliminated.
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Illich and anarchism

Educational Philosophy and Theory, 1981
On first acquaintance the major impression made by the writings of Ivan Illich has been of startling originality...
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Anarchism

2018
Utilising Michael Freeden's morphological (or conceptual) approach to the study of ideologies, this book applies this approach too the study of anarchist ideology. The volume comprising 15 (chapters) and an introduction – authored by a handpicked group of established and rising scholars – investigates how anarchists often seek to sharpen their message ...
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