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    Ruth Kinna's book examines the history and ideas of anarchism from the 19th century to today. It discusses how anarchism began as a critique of state authority and capitalism, advocating for voluntary cooperation and mutual aid between individuals as an alternative. While anarchism was a prominent force in the late 19th century labor movement, it declined in the 20th century but has seen a resurgence recently among anti-capitalist and anti-authoritarian groups. The book provides a comprehensive overview of anarchism's key thinkers, principles, and evolution over time.

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    Ruth Kinna's book examines the history and ideas of anarchism from the 19th century to today. It discusses how anarchism began as a critique of state authority and capitalism, advocating for voluntary cooperation and mutual aid between individuals as an alternative. While anarchism was a prominent force in the late 19th century labor movement, it declined in the 20th century but has seen a resurgence recently among anti-capitalist and anti-authoritarian groups. The book provides a comprehensive overview of anarchism's key thinkers, principles, and evolution over time.

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    Ruth Kinna's book examines the history and ideas of anarchism from the 19th century to today. It discusses how anarchism began as a critique of state authority and capitalism, advocating for voluntary cooperation and mutual aid between individuals as an alternative. While anarchism was a prominent force in the late 19th century labor movement, it declined in the 20th century but has seen a resurgence recently among anti-capitalist and anti-authoritarian groups. The book provides a comprehensive overview of anarchism's key thinkers, principles, and evolution over time.

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