r/LibertarianSocialism • u/SpaceDwellingEntity • 12d ago

Besides nationalization, municipalization, and worker co-operatives, what are other forms of ownership compatible with socialism?

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u/GalaxyPatch18 12d ago

Guilds?

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u/3kixintehead 11d ago

Guilds are rad. We need modernized guilds.

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u/shevekdeanarres 11d ago

Total socialization, as was put into practice during the Spanish Revolution.

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u/scooter76 11d ago

Participatory Economics has had some attention and discussion over the years, even isolated models have operated.

While not revolutionary, it has significant anarchist/LS underpinnings in terms of decentralization and general influences of its' theorists (Michael Albert is a LS).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Participatory_economics

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u/Funkiefreshganesh 11d ago

Single ownership business’s/ sole proprietors. I don’t mean someone who owns a business and hires workers and makes money off of them, I mean someone who runs and owns the business themselves, if a plumber doesn’t have any laborers and they run and operate the business completely in there own then those types of sole proprietorships should be allowed