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Key Thinker: Pierre-Joseph Proudhon on Property and Mutualism
Analyse Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's famous thesis 'property is theft', his defence of possession, and mutualist federal contracts.
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Anarchism: Key Thinkers, Debates, and Synthesis
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Examine the five key anarchist thinkers, analyse ideological critiques and debates, and develop comparative essay synthesis skills.
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