Short for Anarcho-communism, a political ideology that seeks to limit state power while also allowing collective ownership of critically needed industries. It was first conceptualized by
Peter Kropotkin with his bread book in the 19th century and is in stark contrast to later authoritarian communist states.
For example: instead of a few people owning Boeing, Apple, Purdue, and the other major US companies, they would be
owned and directed by their workers democratically. The idea is that a few greedy folks at the top
aren't going to
screw everyone else under them, because an informed
democracy and solid constitution wouldn't allow it. Anarcho-capitalists believe they can establish and maintain this order in absence of a state, or a under a minimalist state.