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Book SynopsisAssesses the relevance of anarchism to understanding debates about globalisation and the nature of contemporary protest.
Table of ContentsIntroduction: Why anarchism still matters - James Bowen and Jonathan Purkis
Part 1: Thinking
1. Anticapitalism and poststructuralist anarchism- Dave Morland
2. Towards an anarchist sociology - Jonathan Purkis
3. Lived poetry: Stirner, anarchy, subjectivity and the art of living - John Moore
4. Technology is Capital: Fifth Estate’s critique of the megamachine - Steve Millett
Part 2: Doing
5. Sexuality | Identity | Politics- Jamie Heckert
6. Moving targets: rethinking anarchist strategies -James Bowen 7. What did you do in the Drug War Daddy? - Colin Craig
8. Art – Resistance and liberation - Joanna Gore
Part 3: Being
9. The Anarchist travelling circus: reflections on contemporary anarchism, anti-capitalism and the international scene - Karen Goaman
10. Good news for Francisco Ferrer - how anarchist ideals in education have survived around the world - David Gribble 11. Enchantment and its uses: religion and spirituality in environmental direct action - Bronislaw Szerszynski and Emma Tomalin
Conclusion: How anarchism still matters - Jonathan Purkis and James Bowen
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