The historiography through which the trajectory of anarchist political thought has been received has long been skewed by the hegemony of Western as well as Northern spatial and temporal presuppositions. In this paper, I will build on my previous efforts at rearticulating this history from what I...

In his essay 'The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte' (1852), Karl Marx, though not wholly dismissive of the rights (such as freedom of expression) won by the French Revolution, maintains that the apparent victory for democracy is haunted by the specter of capitalism and bourgeois values. A...