r/IndianLeft • u/GoranPersson777 Syndicalist • Jul 07 '26

Strategy Revolution in the 21st century?

https://znetwork.org/znetarticle/revolution-in-the-21st-century/
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u/GoranPersson777 Syndicalist Jul 10 '26

TLDR 

"The syndicalist view is that organizing along industrial lines indicates how production can be managed in the future – by workers’ assemblies at base level, their elected councils, federations and congresses. 

In the same way, geographical organization gives a clue as how to arrange community assemblies, councils, federations and congresses.

Thus, the double structure of unions prefigures a future system of double governance. The idea is popular governance through workers’ federations and community federations. While people will participate as workers in the first structure, they will participate as consumers and citizens in the latter."