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• Per Bylund
  ...gnorantly pro-capitalism"{{Verify source|date=November 2007}} advocating a free market resembling the contemporary capitalist system — along with [[ ...Sc in [[Informatics]] (1999) from [[Jönköping International Business School]] and a MA in [[Political Science]] (2005) from [[Lund University]]. As par
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Is individualist anarchism capitalistic?
  ...'some''' of their ideas do overlap with those of the "anarcho"-capitalist school they are not capitalistic, no more than the overlap between their ideas an ...list anarchists were extremely hostile to capitalism while supporting the "free market." Unsurprisingly, they tend to downplay this opposition, often argui
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• Spain
  ...sed to release those currently on trial. Workers responded with shouts of "Free everybody!" and warned that the strike would continue in three days if this ...For instance, women were allowed to have [[abortions]], and the idea of "[[free love]]" became popular. In many ways, this spirit of cultural liberation wa
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• An Anarchist FAQ - What was the Kronstadt Rebellion?
  ...adt had been early supporters and practitioners of soviet power, forming a free commune in 1917 which was relatively independent of the authorities. In the ...vsk''''' then approved a resolution which raised 15 demands which included free elections to the soviets, freedom of speech, press, assembly and organisati
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Why is the Kronstadt rebellion important?
  ...olutionary Committee] was thoroughly Sovietist: Kronstadt demanded Soviets free from interference by any political party; it wanted non-partisan Soviets th ...ould be a useful task to write a companion to Trotsky's book '''The Stalin School of Falsification''' about Trotsky and his followers activities in the field
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• An Anarchist FAQ - What does Kronstadt tell us about Bolshevism?
  ...dt slogan was ''"all power to the soviets but not to the parties"'' (or ''"free soviets"''). From this incorrect assertion, Trotsky argued as follows: <blockquote> ''"to free the soviets from the leadership [!] of the Bolsheviks would have meant with
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• Anarchism and the Arts
  ...ed by anarchist ideas, if they weren't anarchists themselves. The [[Ashcan School]] of American realism included anarchist artists, as well as artists such a ...y warehouses and the insides transformed into illegal clubs with cheap (or free) entrance, types of music not heard elsewhere and quite often an abundance
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• Jimmy Wales
  ...http://www.economist.com/science/tq/displaystory.cfm?story_id=11484062 The free-knowledge fundamentalist] ''The Economist''</ref> in 2004.<ref name=SLS/> W ...'The New Zealand Herald''</ref> Wales in March 2000 founded ''Nupedia'', a free online encyclopaedia<ref name=BritannicaOnline/> which was later closed dow
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• Howard Zinn
  ...istory" was published in 1980, it has been assigned reading both as a high school and college textbook, and is one of the most widely known examples of [[cri ...ard Zinn dramatizes the life of Emma Goldman, the anarchist, feminist, and free-spirited thinker who was exiled from the United States because of her outsp
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• enterocolitis and autistic spectrum disorders
  ...developmental regression, and intestinal symptoms, referred to the [[Royal Free Hospital]]. ...reported. Further evidence has been forthcoming in studies from the Royal Free Centre for Paediatric Gastroenterology and other groups to support and exte
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• Richard Dawkins
  ...oved to England with his parents at the age of eight and attended [[Oundle School]]. He then studied [[zoology]] at [[Balliol College, Oxford]], where he was ...on]]''. He writes a column for the [[Council for Secular Humanism]]'s ''[[Free Inquiry]]'' magazine and serves as a senior editor. Since May 2005, Dawkins
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• Carroll High School (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
  {{Infobox School2 | name =Carroll High School | type =[[Public school|Public]] [[high school]]
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• group entity
  ...members - none of which necessarily benefits the individual fish obeying 'school rules'. Much of anarchist discourse consists of comparing human behavior t ...ve to same-generation peer-groups (seen as prone to [[peer pressure]]) or 'school'. [[Daniel Quinn]]'s book ''[[Ishmael (novel)|Ishmael]]'' presents a posit
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• Buddhism, Ethics and Anarchism
  ...opened my newspaper last year to read about a boy who had attended my high school while I was there in the mid-nineteen sixties. His name was Jim. First, ...ent ten years in the migrant camps in California, giving his services away free to the workers there. Now he wanted to open a small practice in Denver
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• An Anarchist FAQ - What are the differences between individualist and social anarchists?
  ...'What is Property?''' and argue that possession must replace property in a free society (see [[http:secB3.html|section B.3]] for a discussion of anarchist ...shed"'' whether by ''"equal and just exchange"'' (like Proudhon) or by the free sharing (like Kropotkin). [Proudhon, '''The General Idea of the Revolution'
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Are there different types of social anarchism?
  ...re social organisation must be made solely from the bottom upwards, by the free association or federation of workers, firstly in their unions, then in the ...introducing mutual banking. For them capitalism can only be replaced by a free society by social revolution.
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• voluntarism
  ...at.]]: voluntas: wantin, the will, the desire; also: arbitrariness) is the school of thought, which regards the will to the difference of the [[intellectuali ...will act (as "I-Here-Now"). The ''methodical [[constructionalism]] of the school of Erlangen'' and the ''methodical [[culturalism]] of Marburg'' is to be se
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• Mujeres Libres
  '''Mujeres Libres''' ([[English language|English]]:''Free Women'') was an [[anarchism|anarchist]] women's organization in [[Spain]] t ...ool and the Louise Michel maternal infant institute. The Womens' Congress; Free and Libertarian.
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• Vivir la utopía
  ..., as well as cultural activities and the movement of the Mujeres Libres to free the women from patriarchy. ...nd to each according to his needs.' They coordinated their efforts through free association in whole regions, created new wealth, increased production (esp
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• Anti-vaccinationism
  In the [[UK]] vaccination was provided free and Variolation outlawed from 1840 under the Vaccination Act. Widespread o ...overlap between followers of contemporary anti-vaccinationists and [[home-school]]ers must arise from this.
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