r/AnarchismBookClub

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Welcome to Anarchism Book Club!

r/AnarchismBookClub

Welcome to the Anarchism Book Club! Chapter discussions every Friday starting March 1st! Currently Reading: What is Property? (Pierre-Joseph Proudhon) Discussion posts about books other than our current reading are not only allowed, they are encouraged!

Created Nov 11, 2017

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Welcome to Anarchism Book Club!

Here we meet as a community on a regular basis to explore texts from an anarchist perspective.

Confused about anarchism? Consider checking out r/Anarchy101!

Want to debate but don't feel like reading? Check out r/DebateAnarchism!

Other anticapitalist, antistate, or antifascist concerns? Check out r/anarchism!

Solidarity!

Rules and Regulations as of 10 of February, 2019

The ABC is a single-title bookclub (i.e., one work per reading period).
The standard reading period is one week long for each section we read. Each period can be subsequently augmented or diminished upon a consensus vote. This continues until the work is completed.
Each reading period's work is nominated in a thread that will be posted the same day as our final discussion on the previous book. Nomination containing the title, the author or editor, and a brief description and/or argument for the book's selection. You must also be able to provide a link for FREE viewing of your suggested work. The Anarchist Library a good bet.
All nominations must be seconded via a reply comment to make the ballot.
The work for the reading period will be selected via the Condorcet voting method of first, second, and third choice. Second and third runners-up will automatically be on the next reading period's ballot. This vote will be held one week after nominations, and we will begin reading this book the next week after that.
A convention may be called at any time for a revision, amendment, or nullification of these articles based on the consent of the community.
The ABC adheres to the Anti-Oppression Policy as defined by r/anarchism.

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