*** Abstract

*** Introduction

*** Anarchism and the republican tradition

*** Private property, domination and the ‘transformation of slavery’

*** Structural domination and the state

**** The distinctiveness of the anarchist historical sociology of the state

**** Law, violence and the state

**** The state and domination

*** Democratising the constitution: can it be done?

*** Towards anarchist constitutionalism

*** Acknowledgments

*** Disclosure statement

*** Funding