Society Against the State: Essays in Political Anthropology
Pierre Clastres examines the relationship between society and political power in this collection of essays. Grounded in political anthropology, the book considers how communities organize themselves and how their social structures relate to the state, offering readers a focused work of social and political thought.
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Society Against the State: Essays in Political Anthropology collects work by Pierre Clastres.
The book explores questions at the intersection of society, political organization, and the state.
It offers a perspective grounded in political anthropology and social theory.
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