Anarchist · Late 19th century onward

Anarcho-Communism

Combines rejection of state authority with communal access to resources and voluntary cooperation. Distribution should meet needs rather than depend on ownership or wage contracts.

Foundational doctrines

Disagreement and variation

Debates concern incentives, coordination, and how communities can resolve disagreements over needs and contributions without a coercive central authority. Debates concern scale, coordination, revolutionary means, and the relationship between individual autonomy and communal obligation.

Source and historical context

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