As it turns out it's the Decentralized that's the important part. You need many people making decisions for productivity to flourish. Rich and powerful making few large decisions simply loses every time.
As it turns out it's the Decentralized that's the important part. You need many people making decisions for productivity to flourish. Rich and powerful making few large decisions simply loses every time.
There's not much to point to other than short lived revolutions and communes, or ongoing struggles, such as:
* Aaragon/Catalonia in the Spanish Civil War
* Ukrainian Free Territories in the Russian Civil War
* The ongoing rebellion in the Chiapas, Mexico
* Rojava
* Paris Commune
* Shinmin Prefecture in Korea
And likely some others I am struggling to remember. All of these communities were/are attacked by competing states with enough force that it's hard to get a sense of what decentralized communism would look like outside of an active conflict scenario.
Nordic countries? Canada/UK? Though they are socialist, not communist.