Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgements vii
4. Editors’ Note ix
5. Preface xi
6. Part I: To Venice and Back
7. 1. The Importance of Thinking as Anarchists 1
8. 2. The Venice Connection 38
9. Part II: Power against Domination
10. 3 Towards a Libertarian Political Power 59
11. 4 Power, Authority, Domination 69
12. 5 The State as Paradigm of Power 90
13. 6 Domination and the Economic 112
14. Part III: The Imaginary Turned Upside Down
15. 7 Beyond the Economic: Preliminary Notes towards a Utopian Conception of Economics 125
16. 8 The Utopian Function and the Anarchist Imaginary 145
17. 9 The Subversive Imaginary 152
18. 10 The Source of the Nile: In Search of the Origins of Male Domination 173
19. Part IV: The Pride in Being Anarchists
20. 11 Towards an Historical and Ideological Appraisal of Anarchism 205
21. 12 Banality and Iniquity: Some Objections to Anarchism 232
22. 13 Volontà: Workshop of Anarchist Research 243
23. Author Biographies 267
24. Index 275