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Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley 1991
Historians and scholars have produced credible, repeated arguments that , including exclusionary nationalism, creation of enemies, and appeals to authoritarian strength, as articulated by figures such...
Scholars and institutions offer repeatable checklists—Laurence Britt’s 14 points and versions from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and Umberto Eco—that list traits commonly seen when movements slid...
Specific quotes and themes in Donald J. Trump’s rhetoric have been identified by multiple studies and reports as of scholarly and historical definitions of fascist language — especially anti-immigrant...
The two regimes most consistently identified by historians as paradigmatic fascist governments are Benito Mussolini’s Italy and Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany; Britannica calls them “the most prominent 2...
Critics point to a cluster of behavioral and institutional signals—authoritarian rhetoric, attacks on independent institutions, alignment with violent far-right groups, and public support for antidemo...