Anarchy? No, but yes!

"Anarchy? No, but yes!" — a book by the American anthropologist James Scott, in which anarchist ideas are considered without fanaticism and idealization. A collection of short essays destroys the myth that order is impossible without the state, and anarchy is chaos. The author does not call himself an anarchist, which gives his view objectivity and depth. Suitable for everyone who is interested in the structure of society and is looking for non-standard answers.

"Anarchy is a utopia", "People will not do anything together if they are not forced", "You will not live without the state", "Anarchy means chaos".

The book by the American professor-anthropologist James Scott consists of short essays that use real examples to debunk these and other myths. It should be noted that the author does not consider himself an anarchist, which allows him to look at anarchist ideas as if from the outside.

The book "Anarchy? No, but yes!" suitable for everyone who is interested in alternative forms of social organization and at the same time does not wear rose-colored glasses.