The Anarchist Ethic in the age of the Anti-globalization Movement

“The Ethic of desire, which remains fundamental to the movement of
the excluded, is antagonistic to the constituted social order that
separates the multitude from its conditions of existence; and, it is
out of this antagonism that anarchist practice–as immanent to the
movement of the excluded multitudes–grows. Just as valorization
becomes an ethical practice for the excluded, informal organization,
in struggle against capital and the state, becomes an ethical
practice for anarchists: both create social relations beyond
measure…”