** Acknowledgments

*** Deric Shannon

*** John Asimakopoulos

*** Anthony J. Nocella, II

** Preface

** Anarchist Economics: A Holistic View[1]

*** Anarchism and Economics

*** Capitalism and the Anarchist Critique

*** Anarchist Economics

**** Mutualism

**** Collectivism

**** Communist Anarchism

**** Other Unique Characteristics

*** The Contents of This Anthology

* Part 1: History

** Examining the History of Anarchist Economics to See the Future

*** Situating “Anarchist Economics”

*** So What Is an Economy and Why Do We Need One?

*** Property Relations

*** Class and Division of Labor

*** Remuneration Schemes

*** Allocation

*** Closing Comments

** Laying the Foundations: Proudhon’s Contribution to Anarchist Economics[79]

*** What Is Property?

*** System of Economic Contradictions

*** Solution of the Social Problem

*** General Idea of the Revolution

*** The Federative Principle

*** Conclusion: From Proudhon to Kropotkin

* Part 2: Analysis

** Capitalism in the 2000s: Some Broad Strokes for Beginners

*** Globalization from Above

*** “I have found a flaw”

*** Polls Show Increased Interest in Socialist Alternatives

*** The Meaning of “Crisis”

*** The Feminization of Poverty

*** An Intersectional Analysis

*** The Now More-than-Obvious Unsustainability of Capitalism

*** Toward a Post-Capitalist 2000s

** Fight to Win! Tools for Confronting Capital

*** Context: How to Assess Success or Failure?

*** “Differential Accumulation” as an Analytical Tool

*** Case Study 1: Anti-Sweatshop Targeting of Nike

*** Case Study 2: Take Down SNC-Lavalin!

*** Case Study 3: Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC)

*** Conclusions

** Escaping Capitalist Hegemony: Rereading Western Economies

*** Introduction

*** A Capitalist Hegemony?

*** A Call to Unleash Our Economic Imaginations

*** Understanding Dominant Economic Trajectory: One of Plurality and Difference

*** A Critical Focus on Non-Exchanged Work in Western Economies

*** Not-For-Profit Monetary Transactions

*** Explaining the Persistence of Alternative Economic Practices

*** Conclusion

* Part 3: Critique

** Globalized Contradictions of Capitalism and the Imperative for Epochal Change

*** Components of the Global SSA

**** The financial regime

**** The neoliberal trade regime

**** Globally segmented labor markets

*** Toward Collapse: A Global SSA without Income?

*** Reform versus Structural Solutions to Boom and Bust

** The Economic Crisis and Libertarian Socialists

*** Why Libertarian Socialists Reject Capitalism

*** The Problem Libertarian Socialists Must Solve

*** Explaining This Crisis

*** Explaining the Abysmal Response

*** Greece and the European Union

*** There Are Much Better Options

*** Addendum: Recent Events

** Education’s Diminishing Returns and Revolutionary Potential in the United States and Beyond

*** Time Travel

*** Introduction

*** The “Crises” Continue

*** The False Promises of School and Work

*** Early Studies of Resistance to Schooling

*** Resistance and Reform by Schools

*** Contemporary Student Resistance and Possibilities for Broad Social Change

*** Final Reflection

* Part 4: Practice

** Anarchist Economics in Practice

*** Varieties of Anarchist Economic Practice

**** Withdrawal

**** Anarchist unions

**** Workplace and university occupations

**** Cooperatives and communes

**** Local currencies

**** Food Not Bombs

**** Free shops and “really, really free markets”

**** DIY cultural production

**** The electronic commons

*** Anarchist Economics and Revolutionary Strategy

** Currency and Café Anarchy: Do-It-Yourself Economics and Participatory Resistance to Global Capitalism

*** Global Economic Chaos and Uniform Distlanceless

*** No Future: Globalization and Capitalism

*** Ithaca Baby: Dollars and Hours

*** Café Capital: Coffee, Communication, and Possibility

*** Conclusion: Another World Is Possible

** Part 5: Resistance

*** Occupy, Resist, Produce! Lessons from Latin America’s Occupied Factories

*** Breaking Chains

*** Hide-and-Seek Capitalism

*** Syndicalism and Self-management

*** A New Chapter in Working-Class History

*** We Can Write Our Own Futures!

** Call It an Uprising: People of Color and the Third World Organize against Capitalism

*** Globalization and the Reshaping of Race

*** Fighting Back against Capitalism

*** Interrogating the Future

** Part 6: Vision

*** Chopping Off the Invisible Hand: Internal Problems with Markets and Anarchist Theory, Strategy, and Vision[364]

*** Theory

*** A Few Words on Strategy

*** Vision

*** For the Accumulation of Freedom

** Ditching Class: The Praxis of Anarchist Communist Economics

*** Libertarian Communism, the Aspiration of Classes in Struggle

*** Praxis

*** Lived Libertarian Communism

*** A Libertarian Communist Society

*** A Critique of the Wage System

*** Toward Communism

** The Anarchist Method: An Experimental Approach to Post-Capitalist Economies

*** Issues Raised by Differing Models of Post-Capitalism

** Afterword: Porous Borders of Anarchist Vision and Strategy

*** Anarchist Vision

*** As an Example, Consider the Economy

*** Anarchist Strategy

**** What can a strategic commitment mean?

**** So what’s my point?

** Postscript: Toward the Occupation of Everyday Life

** Contributor Biographies