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Philosophical anarchism

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Schools of thought

Pluralist
Anarchism without adjectives
Social outlook
Individualist Egoist Philosophical Social
Economic theories
Collectivist Communist Market Mutualist
Social causes
Black Feminist Green Primitivist Total liberation Queer
Religious
Buddhist Christian Jewish Muslim Taoist
Organizational strategies
Insurrectionary Platformist Syndicalist Synthesis

Practice

Organization
Anarchist Black Cross Affinity group Bourse du travail Community organizing Consensus decision-making Intentional community Militia Mutual aid Popular assembly Prefigurative politics Security culture Sociocracy Tenants union Trade union Union of egoists Voluntary association Workers' council
Methods of Direct action
Black bloc Conscientious objector Counter-economics Illegalism Pacifism Propaganda of the deed Refusal of work Rewilding Sabotage Somatherapy Strike action General strike Wildcat strike Squatting Temporary autonomous zone

Africa
Algeria Egypt Morocco Nigeria South Africa Tunisia
Asia
Armenia Azerbaijan Bangladesh China Hong Kong Egypt Georgia India Indonesia Iran Israel Japan Korea Malaysia Mongolia Philippines Russia Singapore Soviet Union Syria Taiwan Timor-Leste Turkey Vietnam
Europe
Albania Andorra Austria Belarus Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Monaco Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Spain Soviet Union Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom
North America
Canada Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic El Salvador Guatemala Mexico Nicaragua Panama United States Individualist Puerto Rico
Oceania
Australia New Zealand
South America
Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador French Guiana Paraguay Peru Uruguay Venezuela