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In On Anarchism, radical linguist, philosopher, and activist Noam Chomsky provides it.

With the specter of anarchy being invoked by the Right to sow fear, a cogent explanation of the political philosophy known as anarchism has never been more urgently needed.

Anarchism according to noam chomsky