The economics of military innovation under anarchy: The case of the Ukrainian Civil War of 1917–1921
13 days ago by A404 to c/anarchism
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This thesis seems to have been written in response to a (supposed) claim that anarchists (supposedly) does not "innovate" during warfare (or something to that tune).
I don't really see the point of even addressing such a claim - when a people goes to war innovation simply comes with the territory and anarchists are no exception.
A more interesting subject would be to investigate why the FAI was so terrible at making grenades during the Spanish Civil War.
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