Fascism : journal of comparative fascist studies

Fascism : journal of comparative fascist studies

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Format:	eJournal
Langue:	English
Publié:	Leiden [u.a.] : Brill, 2012-
Contenu:	66 notices
Accès en ligne:	Volltext

1. Facism 2.0 : Twitter users' social media memories of Hitler on his 127th birthday

2. War veterans, Fascism, and Para-Fascist departues in the kingdom of Yugoslavia, 1918-1941

3. The global cultures of antifascism, 1921-2020

4. Swedish Catholicism and authoritarian ideologies : attitudes to Communism, National Socialism, Fascism, and Authoritarian Conservatism in a Swedish Catholic journal, 1922-1945

5. The Fascist challenge : networks, promises for the future and cultures of violence in Europa, 1922-1945

6. The many faces of a Para-Fascist culture : architecture, politics and power in Vargas' regime (1930-1945)

7. Antifascism in the neighborhood : daily life, political culture, and gender politics in the German communist antifascist movement : 1930-1933

8. Universal Fascism and its global legacy : Italy's and Japans's entangled history in the early 1930s

9. Beyond the pale : whiteness, masculinity and empire in the British Union of Fascists, 1932-1940

10. Ideology and architecture in the Portugese 'Estado Novo' : cultural innovation within a Para-Fascist state (1932-1945)

11. Norwegian Fascism in a transnational perspective : the influence of German National Socialism and Italian Fascism on the Nasjonal Samling, 1933-1936

12. Antifascist athletes? : A reappraisal of the 1936 Berlin Olympics

13. Fascism, National Socialism, and the 1939 New York World’s fair

14. The national revolution architecture : rooted modernism in the Spanish new state (1939-1959)

15. "Jewish culture is inseparable from the struggle against reaction" : forging an Australian Jewish antifascist culture in the 1940s

16. Ideological transfers and bureaucratic entanglements : Nazi 'experts' on the 'Jewish Question' and the Romnian-German relations, 1940-1944

17. "L’antisémitisme est l’auxiliaire obligatoire du fascisme" : Jewish communists, antifascism and antisemitism in France : 1944-1960s

18. "Somehow getting their own back on Hitler" : British antifascism and the Holocaust : 1960–1967

19. 'Fascism...but with an open mind." : reflections on the contemporary far Right in (western) Europe : first lecture in Fascism - Amsterdam - 25 April 2013

20. When Fascism became mainstream : the challenge of Extremism in times of crisis : second lecture on Fascism - Amsterdam - April 9 2015

21. Mussolini’s ‘Third Rome’, Hitler’s Third Reich and the allure of antiquity : classicizing chronopolitics as a remedy for unstable national identity?

22. Mussolini predicted a fascist century : how wrong was he?

23. "The antifascist kick" : a signifying cultural practice in the history of transnational antifascism?

24. Dreaming of a National Socialist world : the world union of National Socialists (wuns) and the recurring vision of transnational Neo-Nazism

25. Fascism and art history : a paradigm shift

26. What Fascism is not and is : thoughts on the re-inflation of a concept

27. Fascism's modernist revolution : a new paradigm for the study of Right-wing dictatorships

28. Studying Fascism in a Postfacist age : from new consensus to new wave?

29. Russian Fascism in exile : a historical and phenomenological perspective on transnational fascism

30. Louis Hamilton : a British scholar in Nazi Germany

31. Latvia’s 'Pērkonkrusts' : anti-German National Socialism in a Fascistogenic milieu

32. 'We will never leave' : the Reale Accademia d'Italia and the invention of a Fascist Africanism

33. Renewed Latvia : a case study of the transnational Fascism model

34. The French New Right's quest for alternative modernity

35. Italian cinema and the Fascist past : tracing memory amnesia

36. Fascism for the British audience : the communist party of Great Britain's analysis of Fascism in theory and practice

37. Tales of antifascism : international survivors’ organizations during the Cold War

38. Exile dreams : antifascist Jews, antisemitism and the "other Germany"

39. Pluralism at the twilight of Franco’s Spain : antifascist and intersectional practice

40. The appeal of Neo-Fascism in times of crisis : the experience of CasaPound Italia

41. Futures made present : architecture, monument, and the battle for the ‘Third Way’ in fascist Italy

42. Building the visible immortality of the nation : the centrality of "rooted modernism" to the Third Reich’s architectural new order

43. On the 'right' side? : the radical right in the post-Yugolsav area and the Serbian Case

44. CasaPound Italia : 'Back to believing. The struggle continues'

45. Back to the future : Italian Fascist representations of the Roman past

46. From obscure beginnings to state 'resurrection' : ideas and practices of the Ustaša organization

47. 'Milksops' and 'Bemedalled Old Men' : war veterans and the war youth generation in the Weimar Republic

48. ‘Stones do not speak for themselves’ : disentangling Berlin’s Palimpsest

49. Racial 'Sterility' and 'Hyperfecundity' in Fascist Italy : biologial politics of sex and reproduction

50. Blueprints of Totalitarianism : how racist policies in Fascist Italy inspired and informed Nazi Germany

51. The spectacle of security in the case of Hungarian Far-Right paramilitary groups

52. Neither Hitler nor Quisling : the Ragnarok Circle and oppositional National Socialism in Norway

53. Decentering comparative Fascist studies

54. "Islamofascism" : four competing discourses on the Islamism-Fascism comparison

55. The cult of Roman Shukhevych in Ukraine : myth making with complications

56. The fascist who fought for world peace : conversions and core concepts in the ideology of the Swedish Nazi leader Sven Olov Lindholm

57. Separatist currents in Moravian Fascism and National Socialism

58. Dutch Face-ism : portrait photography and Völkisch Nationalism in the Netherlands

59. Intellectual fascism : Per Engdahl and the formation of 'New-Swedish Socialism'

60. Fascism by popular initiative : the rise and fall of the 'Vaps' movement in Estonia

61. The iron guard and the 'Modern State' : iron guard leaders Vasile Marin and Ion I. Moţa and the 'New European Order'

62. The 'right' side of the Law : state of siege and rise of Fascism in Interwar Romania

63. Ikea Fascism : metapedia and the internationalization of Swedish generic Fascism

64. The myth of the new man in Italian Fascist ideology

65. Wartime nostalgia in Italy : validating the fatherland

66. 'Home, Religion, Fatherland' : movements of the radical right in Finland