Anarcho-communism
Anarcho-communism seeks a stateless, classless society in which property is held in common and goods are distributed according to need. Associated with thinkers such as Peter Kropotkin, it relies on voluntary cooperation and federations of free communes.
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Abolishes the state in favour of free communes linked by voluntary federation.
Uses direct assemblies and consensus, while rejecting majority rule imposed by a state.
Rejects police, prisons and state coercion as a core principle.
Rejects nations and borders in favour of a worldwide federation of communities.
Opposes state armies and war, while accepting armed self-defence in revolution.
Supports free movement and cultural diversity without borders.
Seeks common ownership and distribution according to need.
No state planning; production coordinated by voluntary communal agreement.
With no states or markets, the free trade versus protection debate does not apply.
Generally atheist and opposed to religious authority.
Strongly progressive, opposing all forms of hierarchy and domination.
Split between those who see technology enabling abundance and those wary of industrialism.