Intuitively, anarchism and republicanism are miles apart. This essay shows that they are more connected then often thought. It sketches the republican tradition and places the anarchistic...Show moreIntuitively, anarchism and republicanism are miles apart. This essay shows that they are more connected then often thought. It sketches the republican tradition and places the anarchistic philosophy of Proudhon in a republican light. It shows the similarities between Proudhon’s anarchism and republicanism by examining republican themes in the work of Proudhon. Themes like rule of law, separation of powers and decentralization. It will show that Proudhon’s system of anarchy is a viable form of state that deserves its place in the republican tradition. When viewed as a viable form of state, it will also find its way into the mixed constitution.Show less
