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Paul Jackson

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Problems of Remembering the Holocaust in the time of Covid-19

  • Paul Jackson
  • January 27, 2022
As memorial events develop around International Holocaust Remembrance Day on 27 January, the intersection between debates over tackling Covid-19 and forms of Holocaust trivialisation become ever more concerning. While robust…
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    Far-Right Extremism and the Politics of Feeling: Embracing the ‘Affective Turn’

    • Paul Jackson
    • October 25, 2021
    For casual observers, journalists and researchers alike, the small, impassioned worlds generated by the extreme right can seem, to say the least, deeply unappealing. The agendas of such extremists are…
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    Netflix’s Nail Bomber: Manhunt and understanding the lone actor terrorist

    • Paul Jackson
    • June 28, 2021
    In May 2021, Netflix released a new true crime programme, Nail Bomber: Manhunt. The documentary focused on David Copeland, widely known as the London Nail Bomber. In sum, it told…
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      Charismatic Leadership and the Far Right

      • Paul Jackson
      • May 13, 2021
      Horia Sima, a central figure within the interwar Romanian fascist organization the Iron Guard, once described his leader, Corneliu Codreanu, as follows: “What was most impressive, on first contact with…
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        Remembering the Holocaust Memorial Day in 2021

        • Paul Jackson
        • January 27, 2021
        Despite the unique challenges Holocaust remembrance events face this year, it is also clear that the collective effort to remember the past remains crucial, as echoes of the Nazi era…
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          Understanding the Dynamics of the Far Right

          • Paul Jackson
          • July 17, 2020
          The extreme right is not a single entity but rather is a highly diverse, polycratic movement set across countless small organizations, or groupuscules. While this article is not about the…
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            The New Man in Fascism Past and Present

            • Paul Jackson
            • March 12, 2020
            The historical vision of the new man still animates many neo-fascist and neo-Nazi organizations that are rooted in the legacies of fascism. “The trenchocracy is the aristocracy of the trenches,”…
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              Remembering Auschwitz 75 through Sonderkommando Photography

              • Paul Jackson
              • January 27, 2020
              Remembering the past is always complex. Remembering inevitably means we recall only selected sections of the past, and so in making any such selection we forget as much as we…
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                Totalitarianism in the twentieth century and beyond

                • Paul Jackson
                • August 30, 2019
                A key under-studied area for analysis is how contemporary extreme right movements can also be seen as totalitarian. Indeed, it is not difficult to find examples of such. According to…
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                  Political religions and fascism

                  • Paul Jackson
                  • August 2, 2019
                  The creation of new symbols and rituals to evoke belief in a higher cause are central to the concept, ‘political religion’, prevalent in fascism studies for at least two decades.…
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