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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Milan ZafirovskiPublisher: Haymarket Books Imprint: Haymarket Books ISBN: 9798888902318Pages: 550 Publication Date: 28 May 2024 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Forthcoming Availability: Not yet available  This item is yet to be released. You can pre-order this item and we will dispatch it to you upon its release. Table of ContentsList of Tables and Figures Introduction 1 What Happened? Essential Elements of Fascism 1 Extreme Conservatism 1.1 Fascism as Conservative Totalitarianism 1.2 Fascism as the Destination of Conservatism 2 Extreme Anti-liberalism 2.1 Fascism, Conservatism, and Liberalism 2.2 Fascism versus Liberalism 3 Extreme Anti-democracy 4 Extreme Anti-secularism 5 Extreme Irrationalism, Anti-rationalism, and Anti-progressivism 6 Extreme Anti-egalitarianism, Anti-universalism, and Anti-cosmopolitanism 7 Absolute Rule, Unconstrained Power, and All-Encompassing Domination 8 Extreme Repression, Violence, and Terror 9 Extreme Militarism, Offensive War, and Conquest 10 Aggregate of Extreme Authoritarians Agents 2 How Did It Happen? Syndromes of Fascism 1 It Happens Here and Now: Fascism’s Return 2 Syndrome 1: Fascism as Extreme Conservatism and Conservatism as Latent Fascism 3 Syndrome 2: Fascism as Extreme Anti-liberalism 4 Syndrome 3: Fascism as Extreme Anti-democracy 5 Syndrome 4: Fascism as Extreme Anti-secularism 6 Syndrome 5: Fascism as Extreme Irrationalism, Anti-rationalism, and Anti-progressivism 7 Syndrome 6: Fascism as Extreme Anti-egalitarianism, Anti-universalism, and Anti-cosmopolitanism 8 Syndrome 7: Fascism as Absolute Rule, Unconstrained Power, and All-Encompassing Domination 9 Syndrome 8: Fascism as Extreme Repression, Violence, and Terror 10 Syndrome 9: Fascism as Extreme Militarism, War, and Conquest 11 Syndrome 10: Fascism as an Aggregate of Extreme Authoritarian Agents 3 Why Did it Happen? Social Causes of Fascism 1 Societal Causation of Fascism 2 Conservatism as the Cause of Fascism 3 Capitalism as the Cause of Fascism 4 Religion as the Cause of Fascism 5 Theocracy as the Cause of Fascism 4 What Does Oppose It? Countervailing Social Forces to Fascism 1 Counter-Fascist Social Forces 2 Liberalism versus Fascism 3 Democracy versus Fascism 4 Secularism versus Fascism 5 Rationalism and Progressivism versus Fascism 6 Egalitarianism, Universalism, and Cosmopolitanism versus Fascism 7 Pacifism versus Fascism 8 Liberal Actors versus Fascism in America 5 Index of Fascism 1 A Composite Index of Fascism 2 Indicators and Proxies of Fascism or Right-Wing Authoritarianism 2.1 Political Indicators and Proxies 2.2 Cultural Indicators and Proxies 2.3 Economic Indicators and Proxies 2.4 Civil-Society Indicators and Proxies 2.5 Summary 2.5.1 Political Indicators 2.5.2 Cultural Indicators 2.5.3 Economic Indicators 2.5.4 Civil-Society Indicators 3 Indexes of Fascism or Right-Wing Authoritarianism for oecd Countries 4 Appendix Conclusion References IndexReviewsAuthor InformationMilan Zafirovski is Professor of Sociology at the University of North Texas. He has published journal articles and monographs, including Identifying a Free Society and Capitalist Dictatorship: A Study of Its Social Systems, Dimensions, Forms and Indicators. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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