Two Cheers for Anarchism
By James C. Scott ’58. Princeton University Press, 2012. Inspired by the anarchist faith in the possiblity of cooperation without hierarchy, Scott makes the case for thinking like an anarchist. Through anecdotes ranging widely in scope, Scott describes a type of anarchism that celebrates the knowledge, common sense and creativity of common people, leading the reader to reexamine the way hierarchy functions in our society.
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