The Architecture of a New World: An Introduction to Intersectional Pacifist Social Anarchism (IPSA)

Are you tired of systems that perpetuate violence, inequality, and environmental decay? Do you believe a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world is not only possible, but is already being built? In a world facing escalating and interconnected crises, the dominant models of power have demonstrably failed. The Architecture of a New World moves beyond critique to offer a comprehensive and practical blueprint for social transformation: Intersectional Pacifist Social Anarchism (IPSA). This is not an abstract treatise, but a foundational guide for organizers, activists, students, and dreamers dedicated to building a liberated future. Inside, Sage Eddie Tatu Harris details a multi-layered analytical framework for understanding our world and our movements. You will learn to use a sophisticated dual-criteria scoring system to identify true ideological partners and build principled coalitions. Through powerful case studies—from the Zapatista struggle for autonomy in Chiapas to the resilient community-led initiatives of the "Queen City Commonwealth" in Buffalo, NY—this book showcases the principles of mutual aid, direct democracy, and solidarity in action. This is more than a book; it is a tool. It is a call to action and a contribution to the ongoing work of building a new world from the ground up.