#direct action

• Anarcho-syndicalism — A school of thought within anarchism that views free, self-managed workers' syndicates as the primary force for the radical transformation of society and the elimination of the state. This doctrine advocates the use of direct action (general strikes, boycotts, economic sabotage) by the working class to seize direct control over the means of production, proposing the reorganization of society on federal and egalitarian grounds, free from managers, politicians, or state bureaucracy.
• Anarcho-syndicalist — A militant, member, or proponent of anarcho-syndicalism; an individual who advocates for organizing workers into free, horizontal, and self-managed syndicates as the primary tool to abolish capitalism and the state. As an adjective, it describes a union, movement, publication, action, or doctrine that utilizes direct action tactics (general strikes, boycotts) to transfer control of the means of production directly into the hands of the workers' collectives.