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Anarcho-Communism vs Anarcho-Syndicalism

94% alikeCompared on 12 axes
Anarcho-CommunismAnarchist

Anarcho-communism seeks a stateless, classless society where land and workplaces are held in common and goods are shared freely according to need.

  • The state, capitalism and wage labor should all be abolished together.
  • Land, tools and workplaces should belong to the community as a whole.
  • Goods should be distributed by need, not by individual contribution.
About Anarcho-Communism
Anarcho-SyndicalismAnarchist

Anarcho-syndicalism is a branch of anarchism that sees revolutionary trade unions as the means to abolish capitalism and the state and to run the economy democratically.

  • Unions should be revolutionary organizations, not only bargaining agents for better wages.
  • Workers should act directly through strikes, boycotts and workplace organizing.
  • A general strike can bring down capitalism and the state.
About Anarcho-Syndicalism
ECONOMYSTATE AND LIBERTYSOCIETYWORLDOwnershipMarketsWelfareAuthoritySecurityStructureMoralityReligionTechnologyCultureTradeForeign
  • Anarcho-Communism: petals and stars
  • Anarcho-Syndicalism: dashed outline

★ Where they differ most

  • Welfare20 points apart

    Anarcho-Communism: Shared (strong). Anarcho-Syndicalism: Shared (strong).

  • Morality20 points apart

    Anarcho-Communism: Progressive (strong). Anarcho-Syndicalism: Progressive (moderate).

  • Markets15 points apart

    Anarcho-Communism: Planned (strong). Anarcho-Syndicalism: Planned (strong).

  • Structure15 points apart

    Anarcho-Communism: Local (strong). Anarcho-Syndicalism: Local (strong).

★ Where they are closest

  • Trade · 0 apart
  • Foreign policy · 5 apart
  • Technology · 5 apart

Axis by axis

Anarcho-Syndicalism

Economy

Equality / Markets
  • OwnershipStrong: Public
    PublicPrivate
  • MarketsStrong: Planned
    PlannedFree
  • WelfareStrong: Shared
    SharedSelf-reliant

State and liberty

Liberty / Authority
  • AuthorityStrong: Democratic
    DemocraticStrong leader
  • SecurityStrong: Liberty
    LibertyOrder
  • StructureStrong: Local
    LocalCentral

Society

Progress / Tradition
  • MoralityStrong: Progressive
    ProgressiveTraditional
  • ReligionStrong: Secular
    SecularReligious
  • TechnologyMild: Embrace
    EmbraceCaution
  • CultureStrong: Multicultural
    MulticulturalNational identity

World

Global / Nation
  • TradeMild: Global
    GlobalProtected
  • Foreign policyStrong: Cooperation
    CooperationStrength

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FAQ

Anarcho-Communism vs Anarcho-Syndicalism

What is the difference between Anarcho-Communism and Anarcho-Syndicalism?

Anarcho-communism seeks a stateless, classless society where land and workplaces are held in common and goods are shared freely according to need. Anarcho-syndicalism is a branch of anarchism that sees revolutionary trade unions as the means to abolish capitalism and the state and to run the economy democratically. On the 12 axes they differ most on welfare, morality, markets.

What do Anarcho-Communism and Anarcho-Syndicalism have in common?

Their positions are closest on trade, foreign policy, technology. Overall their profiles are a 94% match on the 12 axes used by the 12 Axes Political Test.

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