History says no. But who knows what a reconstructed Europe and North America would look like? It would be a novel situation to say the least, so if capital were to be defeated maybe a society could be built by collaboration between the two.
Anarchism is primarily a western ideology, but has existed long enough at this point to be a real material force in western society with arguably more influence than Marxism (probably not, but at least culturally it is). In a post-capitalist society, it may be necessary to collaborate with them in reconstruction at least in the short term. This goes without saying, but knowing what the future holds is impossible and there are many possibilities. I think most likely BIPOC nations will need to subjugate settler populations for a period of time making this idea of collaboration pretty much irrelevant, but I also don't want to discard the possibility entirely.
History says no. But who knows what a reconstructed Europe and North America would look like? It would be a novel situation to say the least, so if capital were to be defeated maybe a society could be built by collaboration between the two.
I am curious though, why did you only specify Europe and North America for a place of coexistence?
Anarchism is primarily a western ideology, but has existed long enough at this point to be a real material force in western society with arguably more influence than Marxism (probably not, but at least culturally it is). In a post-capitalist society, it may be necessary to collaborate with them in reconstruction at least in the short term. This goes without saying, but knowing what the future holds is impossible and there are many possibilities. I think most likely BIPOC nations will need to subjugate settler populations for a period of time making this idea of collaboration pretty much irrelevant, but I also don't want to discard the possibility entirely.