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APPENDIX: ADDITIONAL ESSAYS ON ANARCHISM By Dana Williams Red vs. Green: Regional Variation in Anarchist Ideology in the United States, 2004. Presented at East Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Athens, Ohio. Feeder Marches and “Diversity of Tactics” in Northeast Ohio Anti-war Activism, 2004. Presented at North Central Sociological Association annual meeting, Cleveland, Ohio. Some Counterproductive and Ineffective Tendencies in Anarchism, 2003. Self-published. How To Put Anarchy Into Your Daily Life, 2003. Self-published. What Does Anarchist Philosophy Suggest About..., 2001-03. Self-published. [Note: also partially appears in this text as “Glossary”.] Still Better Dead Than Red?: An Anarchist and Anti-Authoritarian Evaluation of Native American Mascots and Symbols, 2002. Self-published. Eliseé Reclus: A Review, 2002. Published for “History of Geographic Thought” at the University of Akron. What's So Scary About Anarchism?, 2002. Published by VastLane.org. Anarchism and Revolution -- Taking a Second Look, 2000. Published by Stand Not Run. Anarchism, 1999. Published for “Political Science: Socialism” at the University of North Dakota. [ Williams 130 ] [ this is a draft. do not cite. ]
APPENDIX: GLOSSARY What does anarchist philosophy suggest about the following? [Note: this is one individual's perspective only! Disagreement is healthy! This is braincandy only! Anti-Copyright 2001-2003] [This glossary previously appeared as a half-page handout] Activism: doing things that attempt to change society; not for direct personal benefit. Autonomy: not being under the control of any other person or thing. Drawing conclusions, making decisions, and taking action independent of outside forces. Capitalism: a system of class stratification, unequal power, greed, and human indifference. Coercion: the use of force to make a person do something against their will. Collective: togetherness. Emphasizing the ability to complement others for a mutually beneficial goal. Colonialism: a practice in which people of one state control, suppresses, and benefit at the detriment to the people of another land. Corporations: artificial entities that have taken on the “rights” of living human beings. Non-democratic, unanswerable to the public, exploitive of class stratification, motivated by greed and profit, and largely unpunished for their widespread crimes. Democracy: a political philosophy that suggests that all people should have an active voice and ability to control the things that affect the things in their lives. Direct Action: personally doing something based upon a deeply held conviction, even if against the law. Not letting or demanding that others do on your behalf. Diversity: variety of perspectives, identity, life-experience, ideas, and goals. A useful, just, worthwhile, and rewarding goal. Egalitarianism: to be innately equal in self-worth and strive for equitable empowerment. Environmentalism: concern, defense, and championship of all living things on the earth that are harmed by human action. Fascism: the oppression of minorities, repeal of civil liberties, jingoistic foreign policy, and authoritarian rule. The union of the state and corporation. [ Williams 131 ] [ this is a draft. do not cite. ]
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A NOTE ON SCHOLARSHIP Revolutions a
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INTRODUCTION We make the world sign
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RESEARCH ISSUES The power to think
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camps of both the conflict and orde
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with much of this thinking, particu
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International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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a non-coercive consensus can actual
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develop more empathy for them (and
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they could get it for free? Of cour
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domestic workers. Of course, anarch
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of the song, however. It is a sort
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VALUES Which side are you on? - Ata
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members are rotated overtime to dis
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ACADEMIA'S ANARCHISTIC “WANNABES
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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS When spiders unite
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Missing, again, is any discussion o
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Chomsky quotes Octave Mirbeau: “a
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information exchange. The Independe
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components of social movements incl
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actions (opposing police brutality,
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Individual anarchists also have qui
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meetings and congregate, as well as
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Labor Movement and New Social Movem
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anarchism”. Western US anarchists
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● Map successive additions of IMC
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organizations. This differs from re
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auspice of the United States govern
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and hierarchical authority structur
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hierarchy of positions.” 6. Incen
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Anarchist Black Cross Earth First!
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Started Minneapolis, MN 1987 Slogan
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Critical Mass's only real credo is
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