Do folks who tend to support philosophy of anarchism wish to transform their society from a consensus-based contractual entity that has a conception of law and order into a society filled with pure and simple anarchy with no direction or meaning?
Au contraire, the “anarchists” subscribe to the notion that the world is quite complex—and it is—and therefore human societies must be complex too—and they are. Moreover, they would like to see society to be operating with diverse forms of organizations working together in a seamless web. Organizations must find and embrace different dimensions to their structure, purpose, and functions. Following this logic, one can argue anarchism is, in fact, aligned with what post-industrial democracy ought to be like.
This sort of theory (i.e., a kind of social contract), when applied, gets messy and the terms of the contract are subject to change on a regular basis, hence the label!