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| − | [[Anarchism|Anarchist]]-coined term '''Anarchize''' is used by such diverse persons as anarchists, consultants and those simply interested in | + | [[Anarchism|Anarchist]]-coined term '''Anarchize''' is used by such diverse persons as anarchists, consultants and those simply interested in organizational principles. |
| − | :''"Anarchizing is all about empowering people with creative systems of | + | :''"Anarchizing is all about empowering people with creative systems of organization"'' - Unknown |
| − | :''"To anarchize is to organize - anarchists."'' - Unknown | + | :''"To anarchize is to organize - anarchists."'' - Unknown |
| − | Such systems rely on well-established principles of [[no operational contact]], [[no cooperation with authority]], [[no confusion with group entity]] and some [[due process]] principles, such as [[no self-incrimination]], and never to [[require response to hearsay]]. These are often called [[bottom-up organizing]] principles, a term which spans use in [[business]], [[democracy]], the [[social economy]] or [[civil society]]. | + | Such systems rely on well-established principles of [[no operational contact]], [[no cooperation with authority]], [[no confusion with group entity]] and some [[due process]] principles, such as [[no self-incrimination]], and never to [[require response to hearsay]]. These are often called [[bottom-up organizing]] principles, a term which spans use in [[business]], [[democracy]], the [[social economy]] or [[civil society]]. |
| − | Such entities as [[smart mob]]s, [[co-operative]]s, [[mutual]]s and [[peer to peer network]]s are often "anarchized", at least in early stages. What these methods have in common is that they | + | Such entities as [[smart mob]]s, [[co-operative]]s, [[mutual]]s and [[peer to peer network]]s are often "anarchized", at least in early stages. What these methods have in common is that they optimize formation of [[social capital]], and rely more on interpersonal [[ethical relationship]]s than top-down rules. |
| − | It is part of the [[Anarchopedia:Purpose]] to promote methods that allow anarchists to | + | It is part of the [[Anarchopedia:Purpose]] to promote methods that allow anarchists to organize themselves effectively, so [[Anarchopedia:We]] advocate the term Anarchize and feel that it should spread. |
Most [[Anarchopedia:Policy]] reflects a desire to '''anarchize, don't organize'''. | Most [[Anarchopedia:Policy]] reflects a desire to '''anarchize, don't organize'''. | ||
[[Category:Anarchism]] | [[Category:Anarchism]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:57, 8 January 2006
Anarchist-coined term Anarchize is used by such diverse persons as anarchists, consultants and those simply interested in organizational principles.
- "Anarchizing is all about empowering people with creative systems of organization" - Unknown
- "To anarchize is to organize - anarchists." - Unknown
Such systems rely on well-established principles of no operational contact, no cooperation with authority, no confusion with group entity and some due process principles, such as no self-incrimination, and never to require response to hearsay. These are often called bottom-up organizing principles, a term which spans use in business, democracy, the social economy or civil society.
Such entities as smart mobs, co-operatives, mutuals and peer to peer networks are often "anarchized", at least in early stages. What these methods have in common is that they optimize formation of social capital, and rely more on interpersonal ethical relationships than top-down rules.
It is part of the Anarchopedia:Purpose to promote methods that allow anarchists to organize themselves effectively, so Anarchopedia:We advocate the term Anarchize and feel that it should spread.
Most Anarchopedia:Policy reflects a desire to anarchize, don't organize.
