The_Social_Doctrine_of_Anarchism-1
This paper examines the social doctrine of anarchism, contrasting it with the social-democratic movement. It explores the strengths and weaknesses of anarchism in various countries, particularly focusing on its intellectual discourse and the legitimacy of its ideas. The work culminates in a critique and analysis of John Henry Mackay’s ‘The Anarchists: A Picture of Civilisation at the Close of the Nineteenth Century’, evaluating its significance within the broader context of anarchist thought.
