the-art-of-not-being-governed
by James C. Scott, James C. (Author) Scott
James C. Scott examines the complex relationship between authority and autonomy in this thought-provoking work. The book explores how communities and societies can remain outside, resist, or negotiate formal systems of governance, offering a broad study of political organization and life beyond centralized rule.
About This Book
The Art of Not Being Governed is a nonfiction work by James C. Scott.
Its title centers on the relationship between governance and autonomy.
The book considers how people and communities may exist beyond, outside, or in tension with formal systems of rule.
It offers a broad perspective on political organization, resistance, and the ways societies respond to authority.
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