IDEOLOGY PROFILE / SOCIALISM

Syndicalism.

Places organized labor and federated unions at the center of economic management and social transformation.

SocialismLibertarian Socialism

AT A GLANCE

Defining principles

01Federated worker organizations

02Worker management of production

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THE PROFILE

How this tradition is modeled

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You Syndicalism

Political economy

Private property5

Market exchange33

Economic planning33

Worker control100

State ownership15

Class politics98

Institutions

Political pluralism83

Centralization10

Direct democracy90

Local autonomy95

Culture & change

Structural rupture85

Scale: 0–100 within each dimension. Bars show relative positioning, not strength of conviction. Unanswered dimensions are omitted.

YOUR PROFILE

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THE DISTINCTIONS

Compare with another ideology

Syndicalismvs.

Advocates common ownership, distribution by need, and the abolition of the state and coercive hierarchy.

Market exchange

Syndicalism 33Anarcho-Communism 0

State ownership

Syndicalism 15Anarcho-Communism 0

Structural rupture

Syndicalism 85Anarcho-Communism 100

Economic planning

Syndicalism 33Anarcho-Communism 20

Centralization

Syndicalism 10Anarcho-Communism 0

Numbers indicate model positions on a 0–100 scale, not a moral ranking or measure of certainty.