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'''Anarcho-Syndicalism''' is a variety of [[anarchism]] involving organising revolutionary [[trade union|trade unions]] that will lead a [[general strike]] in order to overthrow [[capitalism]] and the [[state]]. | '''Anarcho-Syndicalism''' is a variety of [[anarchism]] involving organising revolutionary [[trade union|trade unions]] that will lead a [[general strike]] in order to overthrow [[capitalism]] and the [[state]]. | ||
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"That we are utopians is well known. So utopian are we that we go the length of believing that the revolution can and ought to assure shelter, food, and clothes to all" |
| Variants |
| Communist · Syndicalist · Individualist (Egoist) · Collectivist · Ecological (Primitivist) · Mutualist · Feminist · Black · Pacifist · Transhumanist · Queer · Religious · Post-left · Without Adjectives |
| People |
| Bakunin · Bookchin · Chomsky · Durruti · Goldman · Godwin · Graeber · Shūsui · Kropotkin · Landauer · Makhno · Proudhon · Stirner · Tolstoy · Zerzan |
| Tactics and methods |
| Autonomous zones · Black bloc · Mutual aid · Communes · Anti-fascism · Direct action · General strike · Workplace cooperatives · Hacktivism · Squatting · Direct democracy · Illegalism · Insurrection |
Anarcho-Syndicalism is a variety of anarchism involving organising revolutionary trade unions that will lead a general strike in order to overthrow capitalism and the state.
Organisations
International
- International Confederation of Labor
- International Workers' Association
National
- Anarcho-Syndicalist Federation (Australia)
- Anarcho-Syndicalist Federation (Bangladesh)
- Anarcho-Syndicalist Initiative (Serbia)
- Argentine Regional Workers' Union
- Association of Polish Syndicalists
- Autonomous Workers' Union (Bulgaria)
- Autonomous Workers' Union (Ukraine)
- Awareness League (Nigeria)
- Brazilian Workers' Confederation
- Central Organisation of the Workers of Sweden
- Confederation of Revolutionary Anarcho-Syndicalists (Russia)
- Direct Action (Slovakia)
- Federation of Brazilian Revolutionary Syndicalist Organizations
- Free Union (Netherlands and Belgium)
- Free Women's and Workers' Union (Germany)
- General Confederation of Labor (Spain)
- Italian Syndicalist Union
- Libertarian Union of Students and Workers (Colombia)
- Libertarian Workers' Union (Greece)
- National Confederation of Labour (France)
- National Confederation of Labour (Spain)
- Norwegian Syndicalist Federation
- Örestad Local Organization (Sweden)
- Portuguese Section
- Solidarity Federation (United Kingdom)
- United Voices of the World (United Kingdom)
- Viennese Workers' Syndicate (Austria)
- Workers' Initiative (Poland)
- Workers' Solidarity Alliance (United States of America)
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