Abstract
The paper analyses briefly the possibility of establishing an anarchist law, contrary to the representation of anarchism as a political doctrine totally dedicated to the creation of a society without juridical norms. The anarchism refuses the combination between law and power, and it does not refuse the juridical norms. The highlights of an anarchist law are identified in regularity, autonomy and free agreement
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