Anarchism ideological orientation towards the State and its realization in the age of globalization: (According to rereading of George Woodcock and Saul Newman Theory of Anarchism)

The State has been discussed as highest as the executive branch within the territorial boundaries. The State-at least in modern age- is manifestation of the relationship of power and domination that existed in all communities. Anarchism as an ideology¡ is pessimist toward the institution of “government” and “governmental power”¡ and considers every kind of institution as a destructive factor of moral and social life of humans. On the other hands¡ in the age of globalization¡ as the recent political social situation¡ the elements of dominance are faced with major challenges. One characteristic of the idea of globalization is reliance on the intellectual context of postmodernism movement that challenges the values of the modern era. The main feature of this movement is the rejection of absolutism¡ that In this regard¡ does blames structure that is formed by the Power and State¡ and involves in the critique of domination in the political community. Based on this fact¡ this question is raised that considering the pluralism and the critique of the popularism¡ in “globalization” situation¡ is there a route for the assertiveness the “Anarchism” ideology. Our hypothesis would be that in the age of globalization¡ Due to the Expanding Decentralization approach in different domains¡ It can be said that State powers is scattered and their tasks is limited and on the other It can be said the Dream of a society without State¡ and moral society based on “Anarchism …” can be realize in some areas. Therefore it can be attempted to explain and analyze the fate of government in the globalization situation by rereading the ideology of Anarchism-in the viewpoints of two of most prominent of contem rorery intellectuals of this school; “George Woodcock” and “Saul Newman”.