No power. Theory and practice of anarchism. Kinna R.

Most of the media traditionally denigrate anarchism, connecting it with chaos and riots, or simply ignore it as a phenomenon. However, this is a philosophical and political movement - from OCCUPY WALL STREET to PUSSY RIOT, from NOAM Khomsky to David Graber - relevant today more than ever. Contrary to common opinion, the various movements of anarchism have a clear self -identification, and together they are united by the desire for freedom and collective good without state intervention.

Professor of political philosophy Ruth Kinna creates a voluminous picture of the stormy history of anarchism. Starting with such key events as the Paris Commune and the Heimarkert rebellion, she introduces the reader in detail with the main anarchist groups, thinkers and activists of the movement, showing their theoretical calculations and a variety of struggle methods.