Chomsky on Anarchism

Chomsky on Anarchism is a collection of essays and interviews in which Noam Chomsky discusses anarchist ideas and their relevance to politics and society. The book gathers both previously published and rare material, examining hierarchy, authority, capitalism, imperialism, and possibilities for nonhierarchical organization. It presents Chomsky's longstanding engagement with anarchism and his vision of a society without rulers.

by Noam Chomsky

AK Press · First published 2005 · 241 pages