Alex Prichard

Police officers try to clear people participating in the Occupy Wall Street protest, New York City, 2011. EPA

November 10, 2016

Anarchy in the USA: five years on, the legacy of Occupy Wall Street and what it can teach us in the Age of Trump

Ruth Kinna, Loughborough University; Alex Prichard, University of Exeter; Independent Social Research Foundation, and Thomas Swann, Loughborough University

In this new political era, how a popular movement offers a route to a new form of governance

Moyan Brenn

October 28, 2016

Iceland’s crowd‑sourced constitution: hope for disillusioned voters everywhere

Ruth Kinna, Loughborough University; Independent Social Research Foundation; Alex Prichard, University of Exeter; Independent Social Research Foundation, and Thomas Swann, Loughborough University

When Icelanders get fed up with their politicians, they get together and write their own rules.

Anarchists once took constitutionalism very seriously and might well do so again to develop radical decision-making practices. Kim Davis/flickr

August 5, 2016

Whither anarchy: freedom as non‑domination

Alex Prichard, University of Exeter; Independent Social Research Foundation and Ruth Kinna, Loughborough University; Independent Social Research Foundation

If anarchists reject private property and the state, they need to devise alternative, radical practices of power-sharing. Republican constitutionalism offers one way to think about this.

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Anarchy in the USA: five years on, the legacy of Occupy Wall Street and what it can teach us in the Age of Trump

Iceland’s crowd‑sourced constitution: hope for disillusioned voters everywhere

Whither anarchy: freedom as non‑domination

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