Books that
Are Against Rent, Debt, and Other Nonsense

In interviews, David Graeber discusses anarchism’s history and future, its relationship with anthropology, and its implications for politics and everyday relationships.

Peter Kropotkin presents his anarchist critique of wealth and privilege and argues for reorganizing society around collective well-being.

Erik Loomis examines American labor history through ten strikes, tracing how workers organized to challenge employers and change working conditions.

Maurizio Lazzarato examines debt as a political relationship, arguing that creditor–debtor obligations shape economic power, social control, and individual behavior.

Peter Marcuse and David Madden examine housing as both a human need and a commodity, connecting housing crises with political and economic structures.