#self-management

• 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.
• Female anarcho-syndicalist — The feminine form for the term anarcho-syndicalist; a woman, activist, or militant who promotes the principles of horizontal union organization and economic self-management as means to liberate the working class. As an adjective, it represents the feminine gender form describing a movement, federation, magazine, or doctrine focused on rejecting hierarchical state structures in favor of direct industrial democracy.
• Self-managing — The feminine singular form of the adjective autogestionar; based on the principles of self-management, managing itself or self-governing without the intervention of a higher or centralized authority. The term applies specifically to organizational structures, associations, cooperatives, or enterprises where administrative and economic decisions are made collectively by all active members.
• Self-management — The act of self-managing and its result; the process of autonomous administration, organization, and self-regulation of resources, activities, or internal states of an entity or person. As an adjective, it represents the plural form (both masculine and feminine) of the word autogestionar, designating multiple elements or structures based on self-management.
• Self-management — A system of organization and management of an enterprise, institution, or community, based on the direct participation of collective members in decision-making, resource administration, and income distribution, eliminating external hierarchical management. Historically and doctrinally, it represents a pillar of industrial and economic democracy, offering full autonomy to worker collectives.
• To be self-sufficient — To manage, organize, and provide through one's own efforts all the resources, goods, and activities necessary for the livelihood, operation, or proper conduct of a household, community, or institution, without relying on external assistance, services, or subsidies.