Anarchism: History, Theory, and Praxis

3 units

This course analyzes the historical roots, evolution, and current iterations of global anarchism. It examines anarchist beliefs, ethics, aims, countercultural expressions, organizations, emancipatory practices, and intersectional modes of struggle in different temporal, geographic, and cultural contexts. Special attention will be given to anarchist movements in the global south, cross-fertilizations and relations with the Marxist Left, anarcho-feminism, queer anarchism, anarcho-indigenism, green anarchism, and anarcho-pacifism.