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</image> <label>Label</label> <label>Label</label> </infobox> Anarcho-Syndicalism or Revolutionary Syndicalism is a syndicalist strategy to create an anarchist society by the creation of anarchist trade unions (such as the CNT or SAC) followed by a wave of strikes and occupations to create a society based on workers' self-management.

History

Precursors

Mikhail Bakunin lay much of the theoretical groundwork for anarcho-syndicalism. Arguing that workers forming trade unions and striking would be a necessity for the working class to realise its potential in running society.

First Organisations

Rise to Prominence

Rapid Decline

Irrelevance

Resurgence

21st Century

Anarcho-Syndicalist Organisations

International

National

Defunct

Confederation of Anarcho-Syndicalists (Russia)
Free Association of German Trade Unions
Free Workers' Union of Germany
House of the World Worker (Mexico)
General Confederation of Labour (France)
General Confederation of Labour (Portugal)
General Confederation of Revolutionary Trade Unions (France)
National Labor Secretariat (Netherlands)
National Libertarian Federation of Trade Unions (Japan)
Portuguese Maximalist Federation
Syndicalist Group Movement (Sweden)
Union of Russian Workers (USA and Canada)

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 {{Ideology|title1 = Anarcho-Syndicalism|image1 = 1280px-Anarchist flag.svg.png|caption1 = The 'red-and-black flag' is the symbol of the anarcho-syndicalist and anarcho-communist movements. Black is the traditional color of anarchism, and red is the traditional color of socialism and communism. The red-and-black flag combines the two colors in equal parts, with a simple diagonal split.}}'''Anarcho-Syndicalism''' or '''Revolutionary Syndicalism''' is a [[Syndicalism|syndicalist]] strategy to create an [[Anarchism|anarchist]] society by the creation of anarchist trade unions (such as the [[National Confederation of Labour (Spain)|CNT]] or [[Central Organisation of the Workers of Sweden|SAC]]) followed by a wave of [[Strike|strikes]] and [[Workplace Occupation|occupations]] to create a society based on [[Workers' Self-Management|workers' self-management]].
+== History ==
+=== Precursors ===
+[[Mikhail Bakunin]] lay much of the theoretical groundwork for anarcho-syndicalism. Arguing that workers forming trade unions and striking would be a necessity for the working class to realise its potential in running society.
+=== First Organisations ===
+=== Rise to Prominence ===
+=== Rapid Decline ===
+=== Irrelevance ===
+=== Resurgence ===
+=== 21st Century ===
 == Anarcho-Syndicalist Organisations ==
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 * [[Autonomous Workers' Union (Bulgaria)|Autonomous Workers' Union]] ([[Bulgaria]])
 * [[Autonomous Workers' Union (Ukraine)|Autonomous Workers' Union]] ([[Ukraine]])
-* [[Awareness League|Awareness League]] ([[Nigeria]])
+* [[Awareness League (Nigeria)|Awareness League]] ([[Nigeria]])
 * [[Brazilian Workers' Confederation]]
 * [[Central Organisation of the Workers of Sweden]]
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 * [[Free Association of German Trade Unions]]
 * [[Free Workers' Union of Germany]]
+* [[House of the World Worker (Mexico)|House of the World Worker]] ([[Mexico]])
 * [[General Confederation of Labour (France)|General Confederation of Labour]] ([[France]])
+* General Confederation of Labour (Portugal)
 * [[General Confederation of Revolutionary Trade Unions (France)|General Confederation of Revolutionary Trade Unions]] ([[France]])
 * [[National Labor Secretariat (Netherlands)|National Labor Secretariat]] ([[Netherlands]])