Exploring the tension within radical democracy, the book focuses on the democratic conflict in Husby, a marginalized district in Stockholm. It reveals the fundamental division between governors and the governed, drawing on Jacques Rancière's theory. The author examines anarchism's historical resistance to governance, highlighting the complex interactions between democracy and anarchy in anarchist thought. This analysis culminates in the concept of 'The Impossible Argument,' presenting a unique anarchist critique that enriches democratic theory.
