Name: Anarchism in Local Governance: A Case Study From Finland (en Inglés)
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Author: Stephen Condit
ISBN: 9781785270758

portada Anarchism in Local Governance: A Case Study From Finland (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Anthem Press

Autor

Stephen Condit

Año

2019

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

366

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781785270758

Categorías

Anarquismo
Filosofía social y política

Anarchism in Local Governance: A Case Study From Finland (en Inglés)

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Stephen Condit begins 'Anarchism in Local Governance' arguing that anarchism and anarchists must engage with the ruling order in a more inclusive manner than radical opposition, at least in the environment of a stable and cautious welfare society like Finland. This encounter may enlarge the purposes and values of municipal governance towards some of the fundamental values of anarchism, primarily individual and communal self-governance, and as well develop anarchist thought and praxis, not to renounce radical and non-conventional action, but to enlarge its scope and opportunities by strengthening the legitimacy of anarchist values and praxis, and their practical relevance to the social order.The discussion entails three intertwined discourses: anarchist thought in philosophical and theoretical terms with an emphasis on the possibilities of its praxis; a descriptive examination of municipal governance through its organisations, strategies and policies; and a rather anecdotal account of Condit's 30-year career in attempting to combine these dimensions of anarchism, municipal governance and citizen participation in civil society. The counterfactual ideal of Bookchin's libertarian municipalism is a significant measure of evaluation.Condit's self-assessment is equivocal. He failed to instil much practical anarchism into the municipality and possibly diluted his own demonstration of anarchism beyond what most anarchists would accept. Nevertheless he considers his project justified because it has clarified potentialities for the municipality, citizen associations and anarchism, and because it may express in more coherent conceptual and ethical form significant emerging trends in Western society.