anarcho-communists
Anti-state shared-ownership advocates
Anarcho-communists advocate for a society without government or private property, where goods are held in common and distributed according to need.
The ideology combines anarchism's rejection of state authority with communism's vision of collective ownership.
Unlike Marxist communists, anarcho-communists reject any transitional state, seeking immediate abolition of both capitalism and government: The anarcho-communists clashed with party-line socialists over revolutionary strategy.
Opposition to market economies
- classless societySystem without social strata
- mutual aidCooperative community support
- anti-authoritarianOpposing absolute governmental control
- solidarityUnity among allies
communalism · voluntary association · praxis · class struggle · emancipation
Confrontational political tactics
- occupationOne's regular paid work
- strikeForceful impact or stoppage
- blockadeSealing off a place
- sabotageDeliberate disruption of operations
boycott · sit-in · demonstration · civil disobedience · protest · picketing · wildcat strike · expropriation
Jointly organized group
- affinity groupMembers linked by commonality
- federationUnion of semi-autonomous states
- kibbutzIsraeli communal farm
- cooperativeJointly operated enterprise
workers council · assembly · squat · autonomous zone · decentralization · self-management · consensus · direct democracy
Violent governmental overthrow
- insurrectionViolent uprising against authority
- uprisingOrganized resistance to power
- rebellionDefiance of established power
- liberationRelease from constraint
anti-fascism · class war · overthrow · dissent · subversion · agitation · sedition · clandestine
anti-capitalism
Opposition to market economies
- classless societySystem without social strata
- mutual aidCooperative community support
- anti-authoritarianOpposing absolute governmental control
solidarity · communalism · voluntary association · praxis · class struggle · emancipation
direct action
Confrontational political tactics
- occupationOne's regular paid work
- strikeForceful impact or stoppage
- blockadeSealing off a place
sabotage · boycott · sit-in · demonstration · civil disobedience · protest · picketing · wildcat strike · expropriation · hacktivism
collective
Jointly organized group
- affinity groupMembers linked by commonality
- federationUnion of semi-autonomous states
- kibbutzIsraeli communal farm
cooperative · workers council · assembly · squat · autonomous zone · decentralization · self-management · consensus · direct democracy · free association
revolution
Violent governmental overthrow
- insurrectionViolent uprising against authority
- uprisingOrganized resistance to power
- rebellionDefiance of established power
liberation · anti-fascism · class war · overthrow · dissent · subversion · agitation · sedition · clandestine · underground
- Leftistssocialists, Marxists, democratic socialists, Leninists, Maoists
- AnarchistsGoldman, Emma Goldman, mutualists, collectivists, individualists
anarcho-communistsMarxist-Leninists
Adherents of Soviet communist theory
Stalinists · Maoists · statists · Bolsheviks · Leninists
anarcho-communistsfascists
Authoritarian nationalist adherents
authoritarians · totalitarians · monarchists · absolutists · theocrats
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