communist parties

Communist Parties are political organizations that advocate for communism, a socio-economic ideology that seeks to establish a classless society where all property is publicly owned. Members believe that the means of production—like factories and farms—should be controlled by the community, rather than individuals or corporations to eliminate economic inequality. Historically, Communist Parties have played significant roles in national politics, particularly in the 20th century, often leading to the establishment of one-party states. Notable examples include the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the Chinese Communist Party, both of which shaped global political landscapes.