FAQ About Mikhail Bakunin
How does Bakunin's idea of collectivism differ from other forms of socialist thought?
Bakunin's idea of collectivism diverges from other socialist thoughts primarily through its rejection of state control. Unlike state-centric socialisms, Bakunin's collectivism advocates for workers' self-management and cooperative ownership of resources without overarching state oversight. He emphasized direct participation and federative organization as opposed to centralized planning, which he believed would lead to new forms of tyranny.
