** Preamble

** 1. The impetuous resurgence of anarchism in the beginning of the 21st century

*** 1.1. Anarchy versus anarchism: a dubious dichotomy

*** 1.2 Anarchist movement and anarchist theory

*** 1.3. Brief historical considerations

*** 1.4. The resurgence of anarchism

** 2. The form that the resurgence of anarchism takes: neoanarchism

*** 2.1. Anarchism outside its own walls

*** 2.2. The new activist fabric and the anarchist identity

*** 2.3. The current revolutionary imaginary

*** 2.4. The construction of the present and constructive anarchism

** 3. The reasons for the resurgence/renewal of anarchism

*** 3.1. Resurgence and renewal in one delivery

*** 3.2. The reasons for the renewal of anarchism

**** 3.2.1. Anarchism as a constitutively changing reality

**** 3.2.2. The formation of anarchism in the struggles against domination

*** 3.3. The reasons for the resurgence of anarchism

**** 3.3.1. NICT, collective mobilisations and the self-institution of a new political subject

**** 3.3.2. The proliferation of power and its reconceptualisation

** 4. Postanarchism

*** 4.1. Where does postanarchism come from and in what does it consist

*** 4.2. The criticism of classical anarchism

*** 4.3. The criticism of postanarchism

** 5. Libertarian prospective

** Addenda 1. From modernity to postmodernity

*** Modernity as an historical epoch

*** The ideology of modernity

*** Postmodernity as a historical epoch

*** The ideology of postmodernity

** Addenda 2. Post-structuralism as a turning point in ways of thinking

*** Structuralism

*** May 68 and the decline of structuralism

*** Post-structuralism

*** Essentialism

*** The subject

*** Power

** Addenda 3. Relativism against absolutism: truth and ethics

*** The ethical question

*** The question of truth

** General Bibliography

*** Acknowledgements