

What Is Property? (1840) byPierre-Joseph Proudhon is a foundational anarchist text that famously declares"Property is theft." Proudhon argues thatprivate ownership of productive property -especially land and capital-allows owners to exploit workers by taking value they did not create. He distinguishes this frompossession which he accepts: the right to use what one personally occupies or works with. The book critiques legal and economic justifications for property claiming they produce inequality domination and social injustice. Proudhon advocates a society based onmutualism where individuals and cooperatives exchange labor and goods fairly without exploitation and where authority imposed by property and the state is replaced by voluntary cooperation.
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