Fascism
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Fascism
（The international library of essays on political history）
Ashgate, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Presents the research on the origins, development, success and failure of fascism outside of Germany. By treating the problem in a global and comparative context, the essays in this volume aims to add complexity to our understanding of one of history's most destructive political movements.
Table of Contents
- Introduction. Part 1 Theories, Origins, and Definitions: Modernism and fascism: the politics of culture in Italy, 1903-22, Walter L Adamson
- What fascism is not: thoughts on the deflation of a concept, Gilbert Allardyce
- Fascism as political religion, Emilio Gentile
- Five stages of fascism, Robert O Paxton
- Interpretations of the origins of fascism, Roberto Vivarelli
- Democracy and fascism: class, civil society and rational choice in Italy, E. Spencer Wellhofer. Part II Fascism in Power: Dictatorship from below: local politics in the making of the Francoist state, 1937-48, Antonio Cazorla-Sanchez
- Italian fascism: whatever happened to dictatorship?, Paul Corner
- Women under Italian fascism, Alexander De Grand
- The ambivalence of Italian antisemitism: fascism, nationalism, and racism in Trieste, Maura Hametz
- Il Grido della Stirpe and Mussolini's 1938 racial legislation, Stefano Luconi
- Fascism and right authoritarianism in the Iberian world - the last twenty years, Stanley Payne
- Democracy's breakdown and the rise of Spanish fascism: the case of the Spanish Second Republic, 1931-6, Sara Schatz. Part III Fascism in Opposition: Defining French fascism, finding fascists in France, John Bingham
- Bernanos, Drumont, and the rise of French fascism, John Hellman
- Tell me chum, in case I got it wrong. What was it we were fighting during the war?' The re-emergence of British fascism, 1945-58, Nicholas Hillman
- Fascism in France and the strange case of the Croix de Feu, William Irvine
- Was fascism an ideology? British fascism reconsidered, Dave Renton
- Patterns of membership and support for the British Union of Fascists, G.C. Webber. Part IV Fascism in a Global and Comparative Setting: A dog in the nighttime problem: American fascism in the 1930s, Peter Amann
- Fascism and Italian-American identity. A case study: Utica, New York, Philip Bean
- Fascism and politics in Peru during the Benavides regime, 1933-39, Orazio Ciccarelli
- Comment: facism and the history of pre-war Japan: the failure of a concept, Peter Duus and Daniel Okimoto
- Nazism in Chile: a particular type of fascism in South America, Jaime Antonio Etchepare and Hamish Stewart
- The new voices of Chilean fascism and the Popular Front, 1938-42, Marcus Klein
- Ideology and diplomacy: Italian fascism and Brazil, 1935-38, Ricardo Silva Seitenfus
- Index.
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