The Conquest of Bread

Written by a Russian prince who renounced his title, this is a study of human needs and the economic means to satisfy them. Kropotkin regarded capitalism's concentration of wealth as the root of poverty, proposing instead an anarchist market economy -- a system of autonomous cooperative collectives. His economic analysis remains fresh and relevant.

Peter Kropotkin (1842–1921) rejected his aristocratic birthright and the inequalities of Russian society to pursue a philosophy of nonviolent anarchism based on mutual aid.

I Our Riches II Well-Being for All III Anarchist Communism IV Expropriation V Food VI Dwelling VII Clothing VIII Ways and Means IX The Need for Luxury X Agreeable Work XI Free Agreement XII Oblections XIII The Collectivist Wages System XIV Consumption and Production XV The Division of Lsabour XVI The Decentralization of Industry XVII Agriculture Notes

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The Conquest of Bread

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