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The Internet is probably the greatest source of information for anyone, anarchists not the least. And the best reason to stay on the Internet is that it is virtually free.
There are a number of great anarchist sites available with different focus. Some are dogmatic and some have a rather respectful approach to differences within anarchism. Below are a number of sites which can serve as a starting point for the curious anarchist.
This links library is not at all comprehensive--there are a lot of good anarchist sites on the Internet not linked on this page. The reason those sites are not represented here is that their webmasters or owners do not consider Anarchism.net important enough to write a short introduction.
To add your own site below, please send the link with a short introduction to info[at]anarchism.net.
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Agorism 
“Agora! Action! Anarchy!”
Anarchist Alternative
At TheAnarchistAlternative.info Jim Davies has put together a short web site to introduce the main concepts of anarchism, showing how it is uniquely and necessarily derived from the axiom of self-ownership and how many needed functions might be provided in an anarchist society. Also offered are answers to common objections.
Anarchist's Alliance International
The Anarchist's Alliance International is a world union of anarchists and anarchist groups united in common goal: to achieve beautiful and absolute freedom for all humanity.
Anarchist Blather
A collection of short essays, opinion pieces and commentary derived from one anarchist’s perspective. Forums exist on the site for debate, discussion and feedback.
Anarchy Archives
Extensive compilation of materials, commentary, and bibliographical information about anarchist movements worldwide. Provides historical information about the Haymarket Massacre, the Paris Commune, the First International, and the Spanish Civil War and biographical overviews and selected writings of prominent anarchists, including Mikhail Bakunin, William Godwin, Emma Goldman, Peter Kropotkin, Enrico Malatesta, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Max Stirner, Murray Bookchin, and Noam Chomsky. Also offers a directory of anarchism-related links.
Anti-state.com
The “center of internet market anarchism” with a huge forum, a blog, and an archive of articles.
Arcadian Fields
A Ministry of Art & Music that acknowledges that tradition allows for education and community spirit. Thus, it allows us to create knowledge or trade-based ministry and the beginnings of an Anarchic faith, as the same model can be used for any other trade, tradition or belief system. The goal is to provide free food and performance space for artists and musicians in order to bring them together to educate and entertain others. The aim is to eventually operate as an artist colony.
Black Crayon
Introduction to Philosophical Anarchism and Individualist Anarchist Theory, including dictionary of terms, essays, quotes/quotations, book reviews, links to books, links to online articles.
Brad Spangler’s Blog
His personal blog, containing mostly political commentary from a radical libertarian/anarchist perspective. Occasional posts about information technology, business topics, music or crude humor.
Center for a Stateless Society
A Molinari Institute initiative, the Center for a Stateless Society aims to build public awareness of, and support for, market anarchism.
CLASSical Liberalism
Kenneth R. Gregg’s blog on radical liberalism, with a number of posts on famous and not-so-famous anarchist thinkers and writers, as well as re-published anarchism classics.
David D
Friedman
Web site of an academic economist, currently teaching in a law school, whose preferred political/economic system is market anarchy. It includes material directly relevant to anarchy, such as chapters from The Machinery of Freedom, and material indirectly relevant, such as a book on the economic analysis of law including discussions of private vs public rights enforcement, non-governmental contract enforcement mechanisms, and similar issues.
Decentralize.tv
Independent news, music, videos, and galleries. Sign up now to become the media!
Freedomain Radio
Freedomain Radio is one of the the highest-rated podcasts on PodFeed. Topics range from philosophy to psychology to economics to art to how to achieve real freedom in the modern world. Passionate, articulate, funny and irreverent, Freedomain Radio shines a bold light on old topics--and invents a few new ones to boot!
Freedom Press
Publisher of Freedom - anarchist news and views, an anarchist newspaper focused on investigative journalism, ongoing major social issues and increasingly anarchist community news, published once a fortnight. Freedom Press also runs the largest anarchist bookshop in the UK and their web site offers a huge range of radical literature, as well as subscriptions to the Freedom newspaper.
Freegan
Website about waste of food and how this problem is linked to capitalism, environment and animal rights. A lot of alternatives are shown to start the revolution today and within your life.
The Humanism
The “Humanism: A Philosophic-Ethical-Political-Economic Study of the Development of the Society” web site. The book defines the system that will replace capitalism and finally create a good society. It will completely change the world and make it a wonderful place to be.
InfoShop.org
One of the main anarchist online resources of news, opinion and information. Over 200,000 people each month use their services and read their pages.
ISIL
The International Society for Individual Liberty, ISIL, is a network of individuals and associations in over 90 countries dedicated to building a free and peaceful world through the ideals of free markets, social tolerance and individual responsibility.
Libcom.org
Launched in 2003, this libertarian communist community has become a central organizing resource for British non-authoritarian leftists. The site includes
forums, newswire, an extensive left-thought library, and the People’s History section.
Liberalia.com
Liberalia publishes in-depth papers in French and English on libertarianism, anarcho-capitalism and the free market. It is a prime source of documentation on these issues for students and scholars.
Libertarian International
A foundation with the purpose to promote the libertarian ideal of freedom and responsibility internationally, mainly in Europe. We do this through publishing an irregular e-mail Euroletter, a daily article on our web site along with libertarian news and events. Libertarian International organizes yearly spring and fall weekend conventions at different European locations.
Libertarian Yellow Pages
The Libertarian Yellow Pages is created to help Libertarian businesses and professionals reach, and be reached by, Libertarian leaning customers.
Panarchy
A gateway to selected documents on Panarchy, Polyarchy, Anarchy, and Personarchy plus some classical short texts by liberal and libertarian thinkers. It contains also a page pointing to interesting web sites and web pages.
Polyarchy
Polyarchy is the multiplication of autonomous centres and the empowerment of individuals. The web site contains original texts and an extensive collection of quotations and bibliographic references related to the end of statism and the emergence of a post-statist reality.
Radical Glasgow
The Radical Glasgow web site brings anarchist ideas and philosophy in to the main stream thought among the general public through linking anarchist thoughts and ideas to everyday events. The purpose is to show the richer and more rewarding anarchist alternative.
Renaissance Books
Offers a selection of books on history, philosophy, science and economics, specializing in libertarian, classical liberal and anarchist books. Renaissance Books also offers critiques of socialism, communism and fascism.
Simply Anarchy
An attempt to create a one-stop site for anarchists who are interested in studies and serious articles about the facts of anarchy as well as historical cases of anarchism and the evils of government.
Strike the Root
A daily journal of current events and commentary from a libertarian/market anarchist perspective. The mission of STR is to advance the cause of liberty, primarily by de-mystifying and de-legitimizing the State. STR seeks a world where people are free to live their lives as they see fit, as long as they don’t use force or fraud against peaceful people.
Take Life Back
Jim Davies offers a collection of his freedom-oriented commentaries on current
events called “On the Other Hand...”, mainly from the 1990’s but including a
subset on the 9/11 disaster.
Theory of the State
A theoretic-practical discourse on what the state is and is not, what it can and cannot do and on real true interests underlying its each and every action as well as on what kind of society the State has for us in any historical retrospective.
Think Libertarian
A merchandise company based on the concept that a person has to think Libertarian before he or she can vote Libertarian.
TV Hasting’s Christie Books
An internet tv station providing free access to anarchist and libertarian video/audio material (feature films, bio-pics, documentaries, filmed lectures, animations, etc). The core archive includes feature and documentary films made by the CNT film union between 19 July 1936 and the end of 1938.
Urban Dissent
The irreverent thoughts and musings of Agorist Royce Christian.
Voline
A journal of anarchism, publishing members’ articles. Once registered people may submit articles to Voline for publication (online submission). They may also add comments to articles which have already been published. In addition Voline runs a search engine, searching around 20,000 pages of online anarchist material.
The Voluntaryist
Voluntaryists are advocates of non-political, non-violent strategies to achieve a free society. We reject electoral politics, in theory and in practice, as incompatible with libertarian principles. Governments must cloak their actions in an aura of moral legitimacy in order to sustain their power, and political methods invariably strengthen that legitimacy. Voluntaryists seek instead to delegitimize the State through education, and we advocate withdrawal of the cooperation and tacit consent on which State power ultimately depends.
 
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