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-A '''communist party''' is defined as a [[political party]] based on the principles of [[Communism (society)|communism]] and the constituting of the [[proletariat]] into a party consistent with its [[class interests]], advocating the abolition of [[private property]]. The theoretical conclusions of the communist party are based on the existing relations of production, and the class antagonisms that spring from there.
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-Many political parties have existed that styled or named themselves communists and advocated the maintenance of private property through various schemes. Usually by advocating [[nationalisation]] from above where the immediate producers continue to confront the means of production as their non-property. Most of these parties have a Stalinist ideology. These parties are not considered in this article.
-=Vanguardism=
-==Mass or Minority Party==
-Debate exists as to whether the communists should try to form as mass political party and movement or focus on a minority or cadre party.
-=Structure=
-There is considerable debate about the most appropriate decision-making structure of the communist party. Democratic centralism, federalism, organic centralism are some proposed structures.
-=See also=
-=References=