English

Etymology
From AGr. polytonic|�ν- (an-) "not" + polytonic|����� (archos) "leader".

Noun
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1. Any theory or doctrine that proposes the absence of government in all forms.
2. Specifically, a political philosophical belief that all forms of involuntary rule or government are undesirable or unnecessary and that society could function without a ruler or involuntary government (state).

Derived terms
anarchist

See also
anarchy

Translations

Croatian: anarhizam m
Czech: anarchismus m
Danish: anarkisme
Dutch: anarchisme
Esperanto: anarkiismo
Estonian: anarhism
Finnish: anarkismi
French: anarchisme m
Galician: anarquismo m
German: Anarchismus m
Greek: ανα��ι�μ�� (anarchismós)
Hebrew: �נר���� (anarkhizm) m
Hungarian: anarchizmus
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Icelandic: stjórnleysisstefna
Indonesian: anarkisme
Italian: anarchismo m
Japanese: ����� (an�kizumu)
Korean: ���� (anakijeum)
Latvian: anarhisms
Lithuanian: anarchizmas
Norwegian: anarkisme
Persian: FAchar|د��ت�زدائ�
Polish: anarchizm m
Portuguese: anarquismo m
Romanian: anarhism
Russian: ана��изм (anarxízm) m
Serbian: ана��изам (anarhizam) m
Slovak: anarchizmus m
Slovene: anarhizem m
Spanish: anarquismo m
Swedish: anarkism
Thai: THchar|ลั��ิอ�า�ิ���ย (láttí ànaatíp-bpàdtai)
Turkish: anar�ızm
Uyghur: anarxizm
Vietnamese: chủ nghĩa vô chính phủ

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