Syndicalism

usgb/ˈsɪndəklˌɪzəm/
noun

Syndicalism is a theory that suggests workers should control industry and operate it collectively, often through unions.

Syndicalism gained popularity among labor activists seeking to improve working conditions.
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Often appears as...

  • workers' control
  • labor unions

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labor movement, direct action, collective organization

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Context

Syndicalism is often discussed in the context of labor rights and social justice movements.

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In recent protests, syndicalism was a central theme.
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Cultural Reference

The rise of syndicalism in the early 20th century influenced many strikes and labor actions.

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Many historical figures in labor rights advocated for syndicalism.
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Formal Use

In academic writings, syndicalism may be analyzed for its impacts on politics.

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The economic theories surrounding syndicalism are debated in scholarly articles.
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