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==Traditional anarchism==

==Traditional anarchism==

Traditional anarchism is similar to [[communism]], though unlike communism, traditional anarchists do not favor [[socialism]] as a means to their end, as it requires a state. Traditional anarchists advocate the formation of [[collective|collectives]]. Traditional anarchism rejects all authority, both of business and of government.

Traditional anarchism is similar to [[communism]], though unlike communism, traditional anarchists do not favor [[socialism]] as a means to their end, as it requires a state. Traditional anarchists advocate the formation of [[collective]]s. Traditional anarchism rejects all authority, both of business and of government.

==Types of anarchism==

==Types of anarchism==

===Anarcho-capitalism===

===Anarcho-capitalism===

:''Main article: [[Anarcho-capitalism]]

{{Main|Anarcho-capitalism}}

Anarcho-capitalism is a form of individualist anarchism that favors private police agencies, security companies, and arbitration as opposed to government.  Anarcho-capitalism is the most extreme form of [[libertarianism]].

Anarcho-capitalism is a form of individualist anarchism that favors private police agencies, security companies, and arbitration as opposed to government.  Anarcho-capitalism is the most extreme form of [[libertarianism]].

In addition to being a philosophy, anarchy can also be a description of a system in which there is no higher governmental authority. The world level of political interaction is considered anarchical, because there is no power over the sovereign states (i.e. there is no world government).

In addition to being a philosophy, anarchy can also be a description of a system in which there is no higher governmental authority. The world level of political interaction is considered anarchical, because there is no power over the sovereign states (i.e. there is no world government).

==See Also==

==See also==

*[[Anarcho-capitalism]]

*[[Anarcho-capitalism]]

*[[New Left]]

*[[New Left]]