Anarchism (disambiguation)
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The term Anarchism encompasses a number of (sometimes contradictory) political and social movements.
Philosophies identifying themselves as anarchist advocate the abolition of all forms of the state in favor of a society based on voluntary interaction between individuals. All anarchist political philosophies also oppose any form of what they regard to be coercive relationships.
Main Articles
Other Articles
- anarcha-feminism
- anarcho-capitalism ¹
- anarchist communities
- anarcho-communism
- anarcho-pacifism
- anarcho-primitivism
- anarcho-socialism
- anarcho-syndicalism
- black anarchism
- Christian anarchism
- crypto-anarchism ²
- eco-anarchism
- green anarchism
- individualist anarchism
- mutualism
- national anarchism ³
- post-left anarchy
- utopian anarchism
Notes
- anarcho-capitalism is a contentious term for many anarchists, because most reject capitalism outright as coercive or hierarchical. Anarcho-capitalists maintain that capitalism is not coercive, but based in a free market, and is therefore properly regarded a form of anarchism.
- crypto-anarchism is strongly identified with anarcho-capitalism, and has a similar issue with accepting capitalism.
- national anarchism rejects a centralized state, but is a racist neo-nazi movement nearly universally disowned by other anarchist movements.


