anarchist thinkers and their beliefs

Question 1

thinker for eogism

Answer 1

max stirner

Question 2

max stirners beliefs

Answer 2

• human nature is naturally individualistic people should enjoy complete autonomy
• state will end when people begin to see the state for what it is and use own indivdual action to rise above insitutions
• society should be formed by volentary non binding unions of agosists that satifsfys individuals interests
• everyone would have enough of what they needed no private property

Question 3

thinker for anarcho- capitalism

Answer 3

influenced by neo liberals rotherbard and freidmand

Question 4

anarcho-capitalist beliefs

Answer 4

• everything should be unregulaed thorugh a freemarket where private entrepreneurs are more than capable of fufilling sate functions like schools
• individuals have a natural sense of economic entitlement so people who work hard should be able to enjoy the material rewards of their efforts
• no state needed to mainatain order just a ‘balence of interests’

Question 5

thinker for anarcho communism

Answer 5

kropotikin

Question 6

anarcho-communist beliefs

Answer 6

• communism is the most natrual form of human nature
• kropotkin ‘all belongs to all’
• coperate between people dubbed ‘mutual aid’ argued that this form is the most natrual state of humanity
• private property should be replaced with common ownership
• communes of volentary associations practing mutual aid (christiania)
• laws no longer neccecary decions being made by direct democracy

Question 7

mutualism thinker

Answer 7

proudhon

Question 8

mutualist ideas

Answer 8

• goods and services exchanged via voucher system referencing the value of labour: contractionalism
• envisaged a brotherhood of small communes exchanging goods and services

Question 9

thinker for anarcho-syndicalism

Answer 9

sorel

Question 10

anarcho-syndicalism beliefs

Answer 10

• believe in trade unionism found in socialism

- stateless society with trade unions copoerating freely for mutual benefit