Communization Theory

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Communization Theory
“Communism is not an ideal to be realised: it already exists, not as alternative lifestyles, autonomous zones or counter-communities that would grow within this society and ultimately change it into another one, but as an effort, a task to prepare for. It is the movement which tries to abolish the conditions of life determined by wage-labour, and it will abolish them only by revolution.”
Basic Information
Aliases	Communization Communisation Insurrectionary Communism
Alignments	LibLeft Culturally Left Internationalists Socialists Communists Libertarians Anarchists (Some) Egoists (Some)
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Anarcho-Communism Autonomism Council Communism Insurrectionary Anarchism Johnson-Forest Tendency Left Communism Libertarian Marxism Marxism Situationism
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	Gilles Duavé (1947-), France Mehdi Belhaj Kacem (1973-), France Julien Coupat (1974-), France Alberto Toscano (1977-), Cball-Italy.png Italy Claire Fontaine (???-), France Karl Nesic (???-), France Roland Simon (???-), France Andrew Culp (???-), US D. Z. Rowan (???-), US Bernard Lyon (???-), France François Martin (???-), France Leon de Mattis (???-), France
Variations
Schools of Thought	Anarcho-Communization Anarcho-Communism Anarcho-Marxism Autonomism Insurrectionary Anarchism Post-Leftism Post-Marxism Post-Situationism File:Ego.png Anarcho-Egoism Some Meta-Anarchism (Some) Post-Anarchism (Some)
Character Information
Likes	Insurrection Communism Endnotes Troploin Theorie Communisté
Dislikes	Vangaurdism Marxism-Leninism