Anarchism

[close] This is a group to read and discuss anarchist practice and theory, by gathering a large body of anarchist literature, non-fiction, and theory, as well as a wide array of histories and analysis from intersecting movements for mutual aid, direct action, and the dismantling of oppressive hierarchies. New to anarchism? Check out the Anarchist FAQ Also see the list and genre on Goodreads. Use this space to: --Browse and edit the bookshelf (on the menu to the right) to find books by subject. --Use the discussion board to find readings on and talk about specific topics. --Participate in the reading group. (You can always add your thoughts to old topic threads about previous group reads-- your new comment might jumpstart another conversation!) See "Ground Rules and Guidelines" post for info on the bookclub, how to add books to the bookshelves, etc.

[close] A libertarian is someone who believes in the non-aggression principle. An anarchist is someone who understands it. An agorist is someone who practices it. Agorism is a libertarian philosophy of revolutionary market anarchism. The agorist stands opposed to statism, cultural intolerance, and corporatism. This is a book club for Agorists

[close] Speculative fiction bookclub of the Los Altos Institute.

[close] Finding people with similar reading interests is difficult. So, if you are a anarchist, a lib communalist, or if you are into social ecology, then please do join this group. This group is meant to share your anarchist readings and find anarchist friends! It is requested that tankies, that is, marxists and leninists, and also facists and capitalists, or anarcho-capitalists, stay away, you are not welcome here!