Origins, Beliefs, and Strands (AQA A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Core rejection of anarchism

The state and all coercive authority

Original meaning of 'anarchy'

'Without a ruler' - society without a state

Founder of anarchism

Pierre-Joseph Proudhon

Proudhon's phrase on anarchy and order

'Anarchy is order'

Kropotkin's economic principle

From each by ability, to each by needs

Weber's definition of the state

Monopoly over legitimate use of force in territory

Emma Goldman on voting

'If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal'

Bakunin's warning about socialism

'Socialism without freedom is slavery and brutality'

Stirner's 'spooks of the mind'

Fixed ideas to clear (authority, state, Church, morality)

Proudhon on property

'Property is theft'

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