- government. The
Commune governed Paris for two months,
promoting policies that
tended toward a progressive, anti-religious
system of
their own
self-styled socialism...
-
Autodidacticism (also autodidactism) or
self-education (also
self-learning,
self-study and
self-teaching) is the
practice of
education without the guidance...
-
towns formed communes which were a
legal basis for
turning the
cities into
self-governing corporations. In most
cases the
development of
communes was connected...
- The people's
commune (Chinese: 人民公社; pinyin: rénmín gōngshè) was the
highest of
three administrative levels in
rural areas of the People's
Republic of...
- LTK
Commune (aka LTK, Taiwanese: Lô-chúi-khoe Kong-siā 濁水溪公社) is a well-known
Taiwanese "underground" band
founded in 1990.
Their music has been variously...
-
Communization theory (or
Communisation theory in
British English)
refers to a
tendency on the ultra-left that
understands communism as a
process that...
- Morelos,
where they
established a
self-governing and
egalitarian society,
historiographically known as the "Morelos
Commune".
Radical agrarian reforms were...
- The
Atlantis Primal Therapy Commune, or The
Atlantis Foundation, is a
commune established in
Ireland in 1974. It is also
known as The
Screamers because...
- and the
implementation of an
anarchist or
communist society. The
Paris Commune of 1871
became a
model for how ****ure workers'
councils would be organised...
- this,
local government was
organized into 34
administrative districts,
communes, or
counties (also opštini). In 2004 they were
reduced to 84, and in 2013...
