Anarchism

Anarchism is a generic term describing various political philosophies and social movements that advocate the elimination of imposed social hierarchy, including the state and Capitalism. These philosophies use 'anarchy' to mean a society based on voluntary cooperation of free individuals. Philosophical anarchist thought does not advocate chaos or anomie — it intends "anarchy" to refer to a manner of human relations that is intentionally established and maintained.

Infoshop.org is primarily a website about anarchism, but since we feature material on so many subjects, this special index page has been created to provide access to our many materials on anarchism, the anarchist movements, and anarchists.

Anarchist Content at Infoshop

• Alternative Media Project
• Anarchist Graphics
• Anarchist Matchmaker
• Anarchist Opinion
• Anarchist Teachers
• Anarchists in Trouble
• Anarcho-Feminism
• Anarchy and Science Fiction
• Anarchy After Leftism
• Anarchist Cookbook
• Anarchist Cookbook - FAQ
• Anarchist FAQ
• Anti-Capitalism
• Black Blocs for Dummies
• Campus Anarchist Network
• Fundraising
• Infoshops directory
• Labor and Anti-Work Kiosk
• Library
• Religion and Anarchism
• Sacco and Vanzetti Memorial
• What do Anarchists Do?

Further Reading - Articles

• Murray Bookchin: Listen, Marxist!
• Voltairine De Cleyre: Direct Action
• Jason McQuinn: The Incredible Lameness of Left-Anarchism
• Cindy Milstein: Anarchism's Promise for Anti-Capitalist Resistance