Building Autonomous Solidarity Networks
Strategies for sustaining decentralized movements without hierarchy
How can movements sustain radical decentralization and mutual trust without reproducing hierarchy? This essay explores anti-authoritarian movement strategy, rooted in direct democracy, self-management, and federated coordination. Drawing lessons from the Zapatistas, Rojava, and contemporary horizontal networks, it offers a framework for building autonomous solidarity networks that resist power concentration while scaling transformative capacity through transparency, ritual, and distributed tr...