Socialist · Early 20th century Britain

Guild Socialism

Proposes democratic control of industries through worker guilds while seeking forms of public accountability beyond private capitalist ownership.

Foundational doctrines

Disagreement and variation

The difficult institutional question is how producer autonomy should be balanced against the interests of consumers and the wider public. Plans differ on the roles of consumers, territorial government, and economic coordination.

Source and historical context

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