Living Without Domination

The book presents a compelling argument for the feasibility of an anarchist utopia, challenging misconceptions about anarchism, utopianism, and human sociability. It offers a historical analysis of social organization, positioning anarchy alongside traditional structures like states and slavery. The author emphasizes the potential for humans to cultivate peaceful and prosperous communities through natural social interactions, advocating for a reexamination of how societies can function without hierarchical systems.