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Individualist anarchists have always had a keen interested in market economics, however, and have recognized the limits of egalitarian reforms. 

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Individualist anarchists have always had a keen interested in market economics, however, and have recognized the limits of egalitarian reforms. 

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 The ultimate goal is an economy in which individuals have ultimate autonomy, working with resources that they themselves own, individually or as voluntary associations, in which economic and political power is distributed equally enough that no one holds authority over others.

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 The ultimate goal is an economy in which individuals have ultimate autonomy, working with resources that they themselves own, individually or as voluntary associations, in which economic and political power is distributed equally enough that no one holds authority over others.

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Individualist anarchism has held a unique position in being both egalitarian and anti-collectivist.

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Individualist anarchism has held a unique position in being both egalitarian and anti-collectivist.

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Rather than collectivizing economic resources and making people dependent on the collective, it has sought to empower the poor and working class by making them property owners, and making property ownership widespread enough that everyone can participate in a market economy without being subservient to others.

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The name "individualist anarchism," since the mid-19th Century has stood for a movement that has been anti-authoritarian, pro-worker, and anti-collectivist.

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The name "individualist anarchism," since the mid-19th Century has stood for a movement that has been anti-authoritarian, pro-worker, and anti-collectivist.

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Key  thinkers  include  Murray  Rothbard  (1926-1995), William Godwin (1756-1836) and Max Stirner (1806-1856);

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Key  thinkers  include  Murray  Rothbard  (1926-1995), William Godwin (1756-1836) and Max Stirner (1806-1856);

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Individual liberty is the key principle.

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Individual liberty is the key principle.

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The right to private property –

remember Locke’s

emphasis on property being an extension of one’s

body;  Nozick’s  emphasis  on  taxation  as  forced

labour, etc.
BUT –  this  goes  further  than  liberalism – often termed ‘libertarianism’

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William Godwin was an English journalist, political philosopher and novelist. He is considered one of the first exponents of utilitarianism and the first modern proponent of anarchism.

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Murray Newton Rothbard was an American heterodox economist of the Austrian School, historian, and a political theorist whose writings and personal influence played a seminal role in the development of modern right-libertarianism

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His name is Johann Kaspar Schmidt, but better known as Max Stirner. A German philosopher and is foreseen as one of the forerunners of individualist anarchism