Description
A book about those that cannot wait any longer for the world to change.
Young revolutionaries in Myanmar and Rojava, colloquially referred to by journalist James Stout as “anarchists” for their nonhierarchical forms of organization based on mutual aid and solidarity, face incredible danger to pursue their expression of freedom. Against the State seeks to understand these anarchists, to honor their struggles, and ask tough questions about confronting the state. Stout contrasts these contemporary movements with the Spanish Civil War and Revolution where workers in 1936 fought capitalism and fascism. Crucially, the book presents these movements as evolving and innovative, and centers the voices of those too often overlooked in conflict studies and misunderstood by Western radical movements.
Author: James Stout
Publisher: AK Press
Published: 1/20/2026
Pages: 296
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.97 lbs
Size: 8.9″ H x 5.91″ L x 0.94″ W
ISBN: 9781849355452
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