None (political philosophy)

None, in political philosophy, refers to a perspective that rejects the existence of inherent or natural authority or rights in society. It questions whether governments or institutions have legitimate justification, emphasizing that authority should not be assumed without reason. Often associated with anarchism, it advocates for minimal or no hierarchical structures, promoting individual freedom and voluntary cooperation instead. In essence, "None" challenges traditional notions of authority, asserting that political power should be critically examined and only justified through explicit consent or necessity.