Individualist anarchism prioritizes individual liberty and autonomy, advocating for the abolition of all forms of coercive authority and the maximization of individual freedom.

Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, a French anarchist, developed the theory of mutualism, which advocates for a decentralized economy based on free exchange, labor, and mutual aid.

Anarcho-communism is an anarchist school of thought that seeks to abolish private property and establish a stateless, classless society based on common ownership of resources and collective decision-making.

Mikhail Bakunin, a Russian anarchist, was a prominent critic of the state and advocated for revolutionary action to overthrow capitalism and establish a stateless society.

Christian anarchism is an anarchist school of thought that emphasizes the importance of non-violence and pacifism as means of social change, drawing inspiration from Christian teachings.

Emma Goldman, an American anarchist, was a prominent advocate of women's rights and a critic of patriarchy, advocating for social revolution to achieve gender equality.

Mutualist anarchism emphasizes the importance of voluntary association and decentralized decision-making, advocating for a society based on free exchange, labor, and mutual aid.

Noam Chomsky, an American anarchist, is known for his critique of capitalism and his advocacy for a stateless, classless society based on workers' self-management.

Anarcho-syndicalism emphasizes the importance of decentralization and local autonomy, advocating for a society based on workers' self-management and decentralized decision-making.

Murray Rothbard, an American anarchist, is known for his advocacy of anarcho-capitalism, a political philosophy that combines anarchism with free-market capitalism.

Green anarchism emphasizes the importance of social ecology and environmental sustainability, advocating for a society that respects ecological limits and promotes harmony between humans and the natural world.

John Zerzan, an American anarchist, is known for his critique of technology and his advocacy for a return to a simpler, more sustainable way of life, arguing that technology has alienated humans from nature and themselves.

Anarcho-primitivism emphasizes the importance of cultural diversity and the rights of indigenous peoples, advocating for a return to a pre-agricultural, pre-industrial way of life that respects ecological limits and cultural diversity.

Saul Newman, a contemporary anarchist thinker, is known for his advocacy of post-anarchism, a political philosophy that seeks to go beyond traditional anarchist thought and explore new forms of social organization that are more responsive to the challenges of the 21st century.

Anarchist feminism emphasizes the importance of intersectionality and the struggle against all forms of oppression, including racism, sexism, and classism, advocating for a society that is free from all forms of domination and exploitation.