The politics of the Right
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The politics of the Right
（Socialist register / edited by Ralph Miliband, Leo Panitch and John Saville, 2016）
Merlin Press , Monthly Review Press , Fernwood, 2015
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- : Merlin Press : pbk
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: Merlin Press : hardback ISBN 9780850367126
Description
Today the Left faces new challenges from political forces amassing on the radical right. The 52nd volume of the Socialist Register presents a serious calibration and a careful political mapping of these forces. It addresses pivotal questions on the reordering of the new right. These essays - very broad in terms of themes and places - speak to the global challenges the new right poses for the left at this historical moment. * What is the nature of the right's populism, nationalism and militarism? * What is the social base and organizational strength and range of far right political forces? * To what extent are they influencing mainstream parties and opinion? * How have they penetrated state institutions?* What role do state security services and police forces play?* Does our political situation today require comparison with 1930s Fascism? * How should the left respond to defend democratic and human rights?
Table of Contents
- Liz Fekete: Neoliberalism and popular racism: the shifting shape of the European right
- Richard Seymour: Ukip and the crisis of Britain
- Michael Lowy & Francis Sitel: The far right in France: the Front National in European perspective
- Walter Baier: Europe at the crossroads: right populism and reactionary rebellion
- Geoff Eley: Fascism then and now
- G.M. Tamas: Ethnicism after nationalism: the roots of the new European right
- Richard Saull: Capitalism and the politics of the far right
- Alexander Buzgalin & Andre Kolgonov: Russia and Ukraine: oligarchic capitalism, conservative statism and right nationalism
- Aijaz Ahmad: India: Liberal democracy and the extreme right
- David Moore: An arch of authoritarianism in Africa: toward the end of a liberal democratic dream?
- Alfredo Saad-Filho & Armando Boito: Brazil: the failure of the PT and the rise of the 'new right'
- Gavan McCormack: Chauvinist nationalism in Japan's schizophrenic state
- Avishai Ehrlich: Israel's hegemonic right
- Doug Henwood: The American right: from margins to mainstream
- Bill Fletcher, Jr.: 'Stars and Bars': understanding right-wing populism in the USA
- Stefan Kipfer & Parastou Saberi: The times and spaces of right populism: from Paris to Toronto
- Lesley Wood: Policing with impunity
- Reg Whitaker: The surveillance state
- Adreas Karitzis: The dilemmas and potentials of the left: learning from Syriza.
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: Merlin Press : pbk ISBN 9780850367133
Description
Today the Left faces new challenges from political forces amassing on the radical right. The 52nd volume of the Socialist Register presents a serious calibration and a careful political mapping of these forces. It addresses pivotal questions on the reordering of the new right. These essays - very broad in terms of themes and places - speak to the global challenges the new right poses for the left at this historical moment. * What is the nature of the right's populism, nationalism and militarism? * What is the social base and organizational strength and range of far right political forces? * To what extent are they influencing mainstream parties and opinion? * How have they penetrated state institutions?* What role do state security services and police forces play?* Does our political situation today require comparison with 1930s Fascism? * How should the left respond to defend democratic and human rights?
Table of Contents
- Liz Fekete: Neoliberalism and popular racism: the shifting shape of the European right
- Richard Seymour: Ukip and the crisis of Britain
- Michael Lowy & Francis Sitel: The far right in France: the Front National in European perspective
- Walter Baier: Europe at the crossroads: right populism and reactionary rebellion
- Geoff Eley: Fascism then and now
- G.M. Tamas: Ethnicism after nationalism: the roots of the new European right
- Richard Saull: Capitalism and the politics of the far right
- Alexander Buzgalin & Andre Kolgonov: Russia and Ukraine: oligarchic capitalism, conservative statism and right nationalism
- Aijaz Ahmad: India: Liberal democracy and the extreme right
- David Moore: An arch of authoritarianism in Africa: toward the end of a liberal democratic dream?
- Alfredo Saad-Filho & Armando Boito: Brazil: the failure of the PT and the rise of the 'new right'
- Gavan McCormack: Chauvinist nationalism in Japan's schizophrenic state
- Avishai Ehrlich: Israel's hegemonic right
- Doug Henwood: The American right: from margins to mainstream
- Bill Fletcher, Jr.: 'Stars and Bars': understanding right-wing populism in the USA
- Stefan Kipfer & Parastou Saberi: The times and spaces of right populism: from Paris to Toronto
- Lesley Wood: Policing with impunity
- Reg Whitaker: The surveillance state
- Adreas Karitzis: The dilemmas and potentials of the left: learning from Syriza.
- Volume
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: Monthly Review Press : pbk ISBN 9781583675748
Description
Today the Left faces new challenges from political forces amassing on the radical right. The 52nd volume of the Socialist Register presents a serious calibration and a careful political mapping of these forces. It addresses pivotal questions on the reordering of the new right. These essays - very broad in terms of themes and places - speak to the global challenges the new right poses for the left at this historical moment. * What is the nature of the right's populism, nationalism and militarism? * What is the social base and organizational strength and range of far right political forces? * To what extent are they influencing mainstream parties and opinion? * How have they penetrated state institutions?* What role do state security services and police forces play?* Does our political situation today require comparison with 1930s Fascism? * How should the left respond to defend democratic and human rights?
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