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We live in a world ravaged by wars, poverty and growing ecological problems, a disastrous state of affairs which the activities of capitalists and nation states have done much to bring about. Traditional anarchist demands for decentralisation of these power structures, coupled with the empowering of the individual have never been more relevant. In this short work, the author addresses what he sees as the relative weaknesses of the anarchist movement in the areas of sociology, psychology and economics, arguing that the real revolution lies with the individual and how he or she behaves in interpersonal relationships. He also addresses Systems of Production and Ideology, and Ecology, Technology and Organisation.

Product Code: 1281

Author: GRIFFIN, John

ISBN: 0900384581

Publisher: Freedom Press