Summary:
The book reexamines the history of human societies, challenging conventional narratives about social evolution and the rise of civilization by presenting new research and perspectives on the diverse forms of social organization. It explores themes of autonomy, freedom, and the potential for organizing societies differently, drawing on a wide range of historical and anthropological case studies.
Key points:
1. History Reinterpretation: The book disputes the standard view of history, suggesting societies have always been complex and diverse.
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