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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Kropotkin"”.
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Anarchist Abolitionism: The Context and Meaning of Kropotkin's Prison Writings
… for its removal. In line with their views, Peter Kropotkin also wished for the removal of the prison. He believed it was a harmful institution just as abolitionists did but Kropotkin further proposed a vision of an ideal society which operated without prison. In contemporary society a world …
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Revolution, tradition, and order: the Nineteenth Century anarchist experience
… Proudhon, Michael [Mikhail] Bakunin, Peter Kropotkin, and Gustav Landauer. These five represent the major tendencies of nineteenth century European anarchism, while also providing a broad geographical and chronological cross section.</p> <p>Their perspectives on historical change are shown …
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Russian populism and its relations with anarchism 1870-1881
… are Mikhail Bakunin, Zemfirii Ralli and Petr Kropotkin. Around these chapters are studies of groups or movements connected with those individuals in Russia or Europe. Central themes include consistency, or the social groups which the revolutionaries hoped to address; organisational forms …
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Visions of Evolutionary Theory in the Political Thought of British Socialists, 1880-1901
… League, and the Anarchists connected to Peter Kropotkin; form the basis of my research. Though the knowledge of Darwin’s scientific argument was variable among Socialists, the language of Darwinian evolution was adopted by each group as a means of expressing differences between groups and …
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An "anarchist rabbi": The life and teachings of Rudolf Rocker
… a federated world order. A disciple of Peter Kropotkin, Rocker established his prominence in anarchist philosophy as the ideologue of anarchosyndicalism, his main contribution being the combination of theoretical anarchist theses with a practical syndicalist platform of action. Rocker's most …
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Bioregions and future state visioning: a visually integrative approach to the presentation of information for environmental policy and management.
… the early 'anarchist geographers' such as Peter Kropotkin. Input also comes from contemporaneous regionalist planners such as Patrick Geddes and Lewis Mumford. However, it was not until the early 1970s that Alan van Newkirk coined the phrase 'Bioregion'. Since then there has been steady growth in …