Introduction: pluriversality, convergence, and hybridity in the global left.

Anarchism and Marxism are two of the longstanding intellectual frameworks through which anti-capitalism is articulated and practiced. But the contemporary post-Cold War era, and collapse of the hegemony of Marxist-Leninism, has seen a re-emergence of anarchism, and alongside this, a renewed ideological convergence has been evident within numerous movements. Drawing from Marxism, anarchism, indigenous and landless rights movement, as well as the writings of Emilio Zapata, they very quickly became the post-Cold War's first mass articulation of non-statist resistance (Holloway, [10]). What they note is that whist both anarchism and Marxism can be evident in the manner in which some of the anti-austerity resistance have been orchestrated, the lack of conscience ideological framing around them have made potential divisions redundant. [Extracted from the article]

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