Marxism, Freedom and the State by Mikhail Bakunin
Bakunin’s Marxism, Freedom and the State is a sharp and uncompromising critique of authoritarian socialism and the idea that political power can be used to create a truly free society. Drawing on Bakunin’s opposition to the state, hierarchy, and centralized authority, the book presents freedom not as something granted by institutions, but as something built collectively through social equality and self-organization. Written with urgency and conviction, it remains a provocative introduction to anarchist thought and a powerful challenge to conventional ideas about revolution, power, and liberation.
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