Communism (From Latin communis, "that which is held in common") is a socio-political and economic ideology, philosophy and movement based around the establishment of a new society structured around the common/social ownership of the means of production, free and open access to consumption, abolition of social classes and the authoritarian state.
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- en.wikipedia.org CommunismToggle History subsection. 2.1 Early communism. 2.2 Revolutionary wave of 1917–1923. 2.3 Communist states. 2.3.1 Soviet Union. 2.3.2 China.
- medium.com world-issues-politics-economics-and-…In the light of the common interest, I thought I would take a look at communism, explain what it is, and voice my opinion that it will never happen.
- rationalwiki.org wiki/Communism2.1 General problems. 2.2 Crimes against humanity. 2.3 Final remnants. 3 Is communism at all workable? 3.1 Current status. 3.2 Viability? 3.3 Communist or not?
- opendemocracy.net en/what-was-communism/There is, however, another aspect of communism, of equal importance, that is too easily overlooked in triumphalist post-1989 accounts in the west.
- quora.com What-is-the-definition-of-communismWhat is communism and an example of it?
- The articles under this heading deal with the political aspects of contemporary communism.
- thebalancemoneyar.pages.dev posts/what-is-…German philosopher Karl Marx developed the theory of communism. He said it was, “From each according to his ability, to each according to his need.”
- thoughtco.com what-is-communism-1779968Symbols of communism: the hand wielding the hammer and sickle, in the background the rising sun and the red star. Fototeca Gilardi/Getty Images.
- britannica.com topic/communismMany of communism’s tenets derive from the works of German revolutionary Karl Marx, who (with Friedrich Engels) wrote The Communist Manifesto (1848).
- newworldencyclopedia.org entry/CommunismCommunism. Basic concepts. Marxist philosophy. Class struggle. Proletarian internationalism. Communist party. Ideologies.