socialist movements
Collective ownership advocacy
Socialist movements are organized efforts to advance socialist principles—typically collective ownership, workers' rights, and wealth redistribution.
The term encompasses a wide range of political activity, from labor unions and democratic socialist parties to revolutionary communist organizations.
The socialist movements of the early twentieth century transformed labor relations across Europe.
Such movements vary enormously in tactics and goals, united loosely by critique of capitalism and advocacy for greater economic equality.
- MarxismClass-based revolutionary philosophy
- communismCollective ownership system
- collective ownershipJoint holding by many
- trade unionsWorker collectives for negotiations
- working classManual laborers collectively
mutualism · wealth redistribution · Russian Revolution · universal healthcare · Cuban Revolution · workplace democracy · class struggle · workers' councils · political parties · red · red flag · unions · general strike · anti-imperialism · manifesto · strikes · bread and roses · uprising
- socialismMarxism, communism, proletariat, bourgeoisie, communal ownership
socialist movementsReaganomics
Supply-side fiscal philosophy
Thatcherism · objectivism · laissez-faire economics · neoliberalism · Austrian economics
socialist movementsnationalist movements
Collective drives for self-determination
paleoconservatism · John Birch Society · McCarthyism · Tea Party movement · neoconservatism