mutualist

My personal philosophy includes a strong vein of deep ecology, with a political view influenced by mutualist anarchism.

You may be interested in these communities; lots of interesting anarchist, mutualist, and socialist activity in the DAO/DLT space.

But you don't even need to go that far, every worker-owned cooperative, credit union and mutual insurance is mutualist.

We need to have a symbiotic relationship with ourselves that's at least commensalist, and ideally mutualist.

It wasn’t until later that he became an icon of the Mutualist / Anarchist movements.

And I say this as someone who's far left of many folks being a Mutualist and an anarchist.

They are not good at analyzing the potentially holistic value of mutualist projects.

I should have used the word 'mutualist' in my above post, as that's what I was intending to imply.

You can find altruistic (or at least mutualist) behaviors in many other taxa.

I'd rather live in the Soviet Union than in some mutualist neighbourhood association because the former was positively productive in comparison.

Wake me up when DailyKos and company support the abolition of intellectual property like an anarchist does (hint: I'm a mutualist anarchist).

To go back to the industrial revolution example, there were a form of early mutualist co-op that dominated the non-farm market in the pre-capitalist era: the guilds.

To address this I would invite you to read into Democratic Confederalism or watch Anark's aptly-titled video "after the revolution"[0] that explores a very similar anarchist/mutualist governance structure.

I'll admit there are problems with the concept of ancap homesteading also; the mutualist criticism of "rearranging a few twigs on a parcel of land not entitling the arranger to title in perpetuity" is not without basis, natural resources and real property are quite thorny and difficult to disentangle concepts by nature.

I'd agree that real-world projects like Rojava while ideologically aligned with anarchism can be more accurately described as libertarian socialist or maybe mutualist (or in this case simply democratic confederalism, which it is explicitly is built on) as they're not "pure anarchism", but there's nothing in the basic ideas of anarchism that procludes organizing or the emergence of complex structures.

Mutualist anarchist societies don't have this problem.