Black flags and social movements: a sociological analysis of movement anarchism

pt. 1. Movement overview

Introduction to social movements : anarchism as a unique example

Anarchists as individuals : a micro-structural analysis

Anarchists of the world, unite! : a meso-structural analysis

pt. 2. Theoretical interpretation

The significance of social movement theory to anarchism

Anti-state political opportunities

Anarchism as a "new social movement?"

Social capital in anarchist movements

pt. 3. Interaction

Radical isomorphism and the anti-authoritarian diffusion of leaderless organizations

Conclusion : revisiting the epistemology of anarchist movements

Appendix. Sources of knowledge and error.