In his book Practical Anarchism: A Guide for Daily Life, Scott Branson argues that “anarchism is a name for something most of us already do. The name
  1. Really Really Free Markets
  2. Help your neighbors without homes
  3. Support prisoners
  4. Local currencies and credit systems
  5. Land repatriation
  6. Protect each other
  7. Mutual aid
  8. Food Not Bombs
  9. Civil disobedience
  10. Take to the streets
  11. Jury nullification
  12. Cooperative businesses
  13. Clean up your community
  14. Community workshops and skill-sharing
  15. Try a little kindness
  • solariplex@slrpnk.net
    11·
    1 year ago

    What is the term for a society in which state power has been disbanded, and its functions replaced by corporations or cooperatives allowed to grow powerful due to operating in a free market?

    Am I thinking of syndicalism?

    • Five@slrpnk.netMEnglish
      5·
      1 year ago

      A syndicalist society is one where the economy is managed by unions, usually anarchist unions.

      Corporations are legal entities granted a charter by the state; the contradictory position that thinks corporations can exist without a state is Rothbardianism, often oxymoronically called anarcho-capitalism. The actual practice of adherents of this theory could be called neo-feudalism.