The most popular anarchism books

Books about anarchism explore the idea of a society without rulers. Classic thinkers, histories of movements and uprisings, and novels imagining communities that govern themselves are all here. They are provocative reading, whatever you conclude.

Slavery Of Our Times

Лев Толстой

2004 · 2008 edition

132 pages

Anarchism Today

Randall Amster

Published 2012

264 pages

Islam and Anarchism Relationships and Resonances

Mohamed Jean Veneuse

Published 2013

200 pages

What Every Radical Should Know about State Repression A Guide for Activists

Victor Serge

2005 · 2024 edition

160 pages

Free

Geoffrey de Mandeville

John Horace Round

Published 1892

498 pages

Bakunin

Mark Leier

2006 · 2009 edition

384 pages

Creating A Movement With Teeth

Daniel Burton-Rose, Ward Churchill

Published 2010

315 pages

Free

A Lecture on the Industrial and Financial Problems

Juliet H. Severance

Published 1881

36 pages

You Anarchist, You! (Anarchist Library)

Tanrez Ernestan

Published 2009

20 pages

The Book Borrower A Novel

Alice Mattison

1999 · 2000 edition

288 pages

Modern Science and Anarchy

Peter Kropotkin

1993 · 2018 edition

527 pages

Islands of Resistance Pirate Radio in Canada

Andrea Langlois

Published 2010

256 pages

What Is Communist Anarchism? An ABC of Anarchism

Alexander Berkman, Will Jonson

Published 2015

204 pages

About Anarchism

Nicolas Walter, Natasha Walter

1984 · 2019 edition

96 pages

Prefigurative Politics Building Tomorrow Today

Paul Raekstad, Sofa Saio Gradin

2019 · 2020 edition

180 pages

Conquest of Bread

P. A. Kropotkin

Published 1972

Anarchy!

Peter Glassgold

Published 2012

464 pages

Fascism Today What It Is and How to End It

Shane Burley, Lyons, Matthew Nemiroff, author of foreword

Published 2017

180 pages

The Modern Crisis

Murray Bookchin

1986 · 2022 edition

196 pages

Proposed Roads to Freedom

Bertrand Russell

1973 · 2015 edition

194 pages

1900 The Last President - Large Print

Ingersoll Lockwood

2017 · 2020 edition

96 pages

Technocracy and the Epistemology of Human Behavior The Debate over Power Without Knowledge

Paul Gunn

Published 2022