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What form of anarchism did Proudhon’s theories eventually diverge into?
Individualist anarchism
Pacifist anarchism
Eco-anarchism
Anarcho-capitalism
Answer
Individualist anarchism, the branch of anarchism pioneered by Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, prioritizes the autonomy and self-determination of individuals. Unlike collectivists, individualist anarchists advocate for the abolition of the state while still allowing private property and market exchange. They assert that a free and just society can be achieved through the voluntary cooperation of individuals, without the need for coercive institutions or hierarchies.
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