The Anarchist Turn

This collection challenges the negative perception of 'anarchy,' arguing for its potential as a form of collective, democratic social organization. It brings together fresh perspectives to demonstrate that an anarchical order is not only desirable but also feasible, especially as traditional state systems perpetuate inequality. Featuring contributions from prominent thinkers like Judith Butler and Simon Critchley, the book explores anarchism's historical and geographical variations, examining its connections to feminism, politics, economics, and sociology.