Forms of Dual Power Institutions
- Cooperative federations
- Egalitarian communities
- Horizontalism
- Intentional communities
- Libertarian municipalism
- Permanent autonomous zones
- Temporary autonomous zones
- Worker cooperatives
- Worker councils
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