Mutualism is an individualist, free-market form of anarchism that rejects the idea of land as property.
Specifically, a mutualist would recognize de facto property (occupation and use), but not de jure property titles to territory.
Mutualists (by the above definition) are the direct ideological descendants of Proudhon, Warren, and Tucker.
Since economic capitalism depends on property titles, the mutualists cannot be considered anarcho-capitalists.
(In fact, they often call themselves free-market socialists!)
For more information see the mutualist website.
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The mutualists are the strange wedge in anarchism between advocates of socialism and advocates of capitalism.
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