Means and Ends

Means and Ends offers a comprehensive exploration of anarchism as a revolutionary strategy from 1868 to 1939 in Europe and the United States. Zoe Baker elucidates the historical development of anarchist ideas regarding direct action, revolution, and social organization, emphasizing the concept that the means of achieving social change must align with anarchist principles. This audiobook challenges misconceptions and provides numerous examples to illustrate how anarchists linked their theoretical framework with practical activity, advocating that genuine transformation requires both the overthrow of capitalism and the establishment of a free society through anarchist means.