Punk Anarchy in Action
Over 500 pages of academic analysis of anarchist punx in action! Just what you need to keep a heavy door open. The third book in the series analysing the part punk has played in anarchist activity, scenes and lives around the world. “Punk Anarchy in Action! provides activist and scholarly accounts of how anarchism and punk overlap in practice. From various corners of Europe, Southeast Asia and the Americas, this collection of chapters tackles theres including: anti-fascism; violence; religion and anti-religion; Total Liberation and intersectionality; squatting; queer feminism; veganism and animal liberation; and ageing in radical scenes. Things are rarely straightforward in everyday lived experience, even less so in diverse punk countercultures informed by non-doctrinaire anarchist philosophies. These thoughtful and critical analyses draw from first-hand experience to explore the complex issues that arise when we encounter PUNK ANARCHY IN ACTION!”
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