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Mutualism is not a specific social, political or economic system. Mutualism as such is simply the assertion that every meaningfully social relation will have the form, at base, of an anarchic encounter between unique individuals—free absolutes—no matter what layers of convention we pile on it. To the extent that our conventions, institutions and norms respect that basic premise, we can call them “mutualist.” To the extent that we commit ourselves to viewing our relations through this lens, and exert ourselves in the extension of mutualistic freedom, we can call ourselves “mutualists.”

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P.-J. Proudhon and collective force: "Principles of the Philosophy of Progress"

Anarchy, or Liberty, and Order

Lucretius epigraph in "The Philosophy of Progress"

Proudhon: "At least you, my friends, my true friends... you understand, like me, the true social system... So redouble your attacks on property!"

How effective is Josiah Warren's economic model?

Excerpt from "Justice", Proudhon on the etymology of religion

Excerpt from "Justice"

Readings in Mutualist Sociology