kommunitseerivad

Kommunitseerivad is a term that describes the process of things becoming communized. In a broad sense, communization refers to the abolition of private property and the transformation of society's productive forces and social relations into common ownership and management. The concept is often associated with radical political and social theories, particularly within Marxist and post-Marxist thought.

When something is described as "kommunitseerivad," it implies a movement towards this collective control and distribution of resources, means of production, or even social functions. This could manifest in various ways, such as the collectivization of land, the common ownership of factories, or the widespread provision of public services that are not mediated by market exchange. The term suggests an ongoing process rather than a completed state.

The theoretical underpinnings of kommunitseerivad often involve critiques of capitalism, its inherent inequalities, and its tendency to commodify all aspects of life. Proponents argue that communization is a necessary step towards a more equitable and just society, where needs are met and exploitation is eliminated. However, the practical implementation and potential outcomes of such a process are subjects of ongoing debate and historical analysis, with various interpretations and historical examples influencing contemporary discussions. The term itself highlights the active and dynamic nature of this societal transformation.