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by Michael Malice
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This chapter introduces the core concerns and scope of The Anarchist Handbook, framing anarchism as a set of political ideas and practical approaches concerned with authority, freedom, and mutual aid. It outlines the book's purpose: to explain principles, history, debates, and applications of anarchist thought.
The introduction situates anarchism as a living intellectual tradition relevant to contemporary debates about power, autonomy, and social organization. It prepares readers to evaluate anarchist claims across political, economic, and ethical domains.
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