Valgslandian Socialism

Valgslandian Socialism is a socialist theory as advocated by Valgslandian revolutionary Emmerich Hegel. Hegel developed it as a variant of Leon Malenyev’s theory of Malenyevism. Valgslandian Socialism is critical of leading through a vanguard party of the proletariat, in favor of the establishment of labour union federations. It promotes the replacement of the state by “a federal, economic organization of society.”

Hegel argues that the socialist revolution can only be finalized when the statist form of socialism, where the state retains centralized control over the economy, is replaced by a decentralized structure based on a federal democracy through people's assemblies and labour unions.