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CARR Interviews with Specialists: Federico Finchelstein On The Modern Rise Of Fascism

  • CARR Team
  • June 24, 2021
Historian Federico Finchelstein discusses the elements of fascism, how it differs from real populism, and why he thinks Trump is a wannabe fascist. How did you become interested in researching…
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    Recent Splits & Spills in the American Radical Right

    • Mark Potok
    • December 23, 2018
    The American radical right has almost always been fractured, riven by red-hot splits over ideology, raw power, and an unrelieved series of petty fights revolving around sex, drugs, money, and…
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      Spain First: The Return of the Falange

      • Louie Dean Valencia-Garćia
      • December 10, 2018
      After 1975, the remnants of Franco’s Falange Española de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista were scattered across Spain, and found minimal support – despite attempts to consolidate power during…
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      The Role of Ideology in Radical Right Violence: Lessons from America

      • Katherine Parsons
      • December 4, 2018
      In the world of political extremism, we often make assumptions about the relationship between extreme ideology and political violence. We assume that extremist views lead to violence, and that those…
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        From The Plantation To The Caravan: America’s History Of White Nationalism

        • David Barnes
        • November 27, 2018
        The false anxiety that whiteness is under siege fueled the rise of Trump, but it isn’t new. You can trace white supremacist culture throughout American history. In the context of…
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          Book Review: Roger Griffin (2018) Fascism – An Introduction to Comparative Fascist Studies

          • Paul Jackson
          • September 13, 2018
          Roger Griffin, Fascism: An Introduction to Comparative Fascist Studies (Cambridge: Polity, 2018) £14.99 paperback and ebook, £45.00 hardback What is ‘fascism’? This question has driven the work of Professor Roger…
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            Topsy-Turvy: The other side of 1968 activism, 50 years on

            • Leonard Weinberg
            • September 10, 2018
            During the strife-ridden decade of the 1960s, the call for ‘law and order’ became a major demand of conservative journalists and politicians. In part, they were reacting to the surge…
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              Two Cheers for Democracy

              • Leonard Weinberg
              • August 11, 2018
              So Two cheers for Democracy: one because it admits variety and two because it permits criticism. – E. M. Forster Importance! What is it, sir after all? The respect of…
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              populism, radical right, extremism, Europe, violence, rage, political activism
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                What Drives the Politics of Rage?

                • Hans-Georg Betz
                • July 20, 2018
                In the past, emotions in politics were too often negatively defined, dismissed as symptoms of immaturity and irrationality.  “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore!”…
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