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Welcome to Leftypedia

The online encyclopedia dedicated to providing a coherent platform for leftist politics

Our aims:
  • Document and propagate left-wing theory from a variety of different tendencies, and thus contribute to a more unified leftist movement in which no view is misrepresented
  • De-mystify dense theoretical texts by engaging in direct analysis of primary sources while also providing readily understandable-explanations
  • Create original leftist theory and discourse
In short, to let the left-wing movement do the talking and expound upon it.
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A socialist realist painting.

Socialism is a political, social, and economic philosophy which calls for worker control of the means of production, democratic management of society, and the production of goods in accord with need over profit. Social ownership can be through the state, through a collective or cooperative, or of equity, in the sense of shares of ownership in businesses. Socialism has many different variants, as it is defined by just social ownership of the means of production. Different socialists thus have different views on things like the role of democracy, whether to focus more on electoralism or revolution, or the degree of market involvement in the economy.

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