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Anarchism in organizations Anarchism in organizations
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Finding data on a decentralized movement Finding data on a decentralized movement
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“Oh my! There are anarchists here ?” “Oh my! There are anarchists here ?”
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Going back in recent anarchist history Going back in recent anarchist history
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The organizational big picture The organizational big picture
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Organizational implications for anarchists Organizational implications for anarchists
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Notes Notes
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3 Anarchists of the world, unite! A meso-structural analysis
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Published:December 2017
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Abstract
The global anarchist movement, while an international phenomenon, is not even distributed through the world. This chapter adopts a meso-structural approach to analyze the variety and distribution of anarchist organizational forms throughout the world. I utilize the Anarchist Yellow Pages (AYP), an international directory of anarchist groupings, which listed over two thousand organizations in 2005. This chapter explores the types of these anarchist organizations and their geographic clustering throughout the world, with special emphasis on 21 countries that had at least 20 such organizations. The concentrations of anarchist organizations found in the AYP suggest that the movement tends to be strongly European-centered. North Americans are disproportionately involved in various media organizations; Spain, France, and Sweden have strong syndicalist tendencies; Italy and Germany tend to have a high percentage of physical spaces like social centers and info shops. Finally, the presence of rights and “democracy” in different countries may, in part, explain where the global anarchist movement is concentrated.
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