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The anarchy of settler colonialism: Adam Gary Lewis, ‘Recentering Place and Imagining Other WorldsStructures of Settlement and Possibilities for the Future in Contemporary Anarchism’, Anarchist Library, 2023

16Oct23

Excerpt: … specific attention to be paid towards the ‘logics of settlement’ that persist within anarchist movements, theories, and practices. Pointing to the tendency for anarchists to seek out traces of anarchism in other movements, cultures and forms of resistance …

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