Post-scarcity anarchism

About “Post-scarcity anarchism”

In this series of related essays, Murray Bookchin explores the implications of a post-scarcity era for ecological and anarchist thought, arguing that technological advances have created the material conditions for a self-administered, industrial society. He contends that the constraints of Marxist political economy no longer apply, and that the working class can achieve freedom through direct control of industry, ecological sustainability, and the rejection of hierarchical social relations and vanguard political parties.