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This title offers a philosophical perspective on class-struggle anarchism in Britain today that identifies the main principles distinguishing this tradition from competing Leninist, liberal and social democratic groupings. From these key characteristics, Franks then constructs an 'ideal-type' of anarchism - a distinctive anarchist ethic - against which the theory and practice of contemporary groups are assessed. All the recurring concerns of anarchism are subject to this scrutiny; the nature of the revolutionary subject; workplace and community organising; violence and pacifism; the meaning of direct action; and propaganda by word and deed.

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Benjamin Franks is a lecturer in social and political philosophy at the University of Glasgow

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