Pirate culture as radical social organization: a salty picture of anarchic pirate life, liberated, pleasurable and violent. Examining piracy as limited social rebellion, The Devil’s Anarchy travels from Hollywood pirate-as-hero to the true accounts of two great Dutch pirates, Claes Compaen and Jan Erasmus Reyning.
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Stephen Snelders is a Dutch historian with a research focus on social transformation and resistance in the body as well as the mind. He is past editor of Pan Forum, a leading research journal of psychotropic studies.
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