The search for neofascism : the use and abuse of social science /
A study of the informal logic that has governed the half-century of academic writing devoted to what has been generally identified as 'neofascism', together with a careful assessment of those political movements and regimes considered the proper objects of inquiry. The intent of the study...
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Cambridge :
Cambridge University Press,
2006.
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Table of Contents:
- The decay of an enterprise
- Fascism
- Neofascism : some presumptive candidates
- Julius Evola, fascism and neofascism
- Black nationalism and neofascism : Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association
- Black nationalism and neofascism : Elijah Muhammad and the lost-found Nation of Islam
- Islamofascism : neofascism in the Middle East
- Hindutva : the case for a saffron fascism
- Post-Maoist China: fascism with Chinese characteristics
- Conclusions.
