agorist

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ἀγορά (agorá, “agora (open place for assembly and market)”) + -ist.[1]

Coined by Samuel Edward Konkin III in his 1980 New Libertarian Manifesto.[2][3]

Adjective

agorist (not comparable)

  1. (economics) Of, supporting, relating to, or advocating agorism.

Derived terms

Noun

agorist (plural agorists)

  1. (politics, economics) a person who advocates agorism

References

  1. ^ Samuel Edward Konkin III (2006) [1983, 1980] “II. Agorism: Our Goal”, in New Libertarian Manifesto, page 31
  2. ^ “Black-​Market Activism: Agorism and Samuel Edward Konkin III”, in libertarianism.org, 27 November 2018 [28 April 2015]
  3. ^ Vest, J. Martin (2021) “II.8.V. Left-Wing Market Anarchism”, in Gary Chartier, Chad Van Schoelandt, editors, The Routledge Handbook of Anarchy and Anarchist Thought, page 120

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