Politics Ideology Revision - 12

What type of anarchists believe that humans are naturally socially minded, as opposed to being individualistic?

What type of anarchists are the exception that to not see the state and capitalism as intertwined, and instead see the state as an enemy of the free-market?

There are four anarchist beliefs as alternatives to the common revolutionary position. The first is the view by Godwin, that a creation of a moral society would make the state irrelevant. The second is shared by individualistic anarchists which is that individuals should simply withdraw from society and manage their own affairs autonomously making the state irrelevant. The next is simply insisting on non-violence on a moral level. The last is the view that the state could be gradually abolished by democratic means, but what key thinker is this associated with?

What type of anarchists believe that social organisation is a threat to the individual, as opposed to seeing social organisation as necessary to establishing a model and utopian society?

What is the most common economic solution to how a post-capitalist world might work, shared by many anarchists?

Whose version of federalism proposed an economic arrangement centred around a process of negotiation between two parties?

In what country does libertarian and anarcho-capitalist thinkers have some influence over?

Although anarchism barely exists today, its spirit lives on within two areas of radical political thought. The first is linked to anarchism as a means of saving the environment from a future of capitalism and industrialisation which will be harmful to it. What is the name of this movement?

The second is linked to anarchism as a means of destrying capitalism which is often associated withthe state. What key movement (or pressure groups) opposes the excesses of capitalism and the financial system and uses public demonstrations to voice their frustrations?

On the whole, anarchism's legacy is mostly left to its criticism of contemporary capitalist society and the growing power of the modern what?