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Comparative studies of fascism in different countries, including Italy and Germany, to understand its various forms and manifestations.
Scholars treat fascism not as a single, simple label but as a contested cluster of features—violent, exclusionary nationalism, charismatic authoritarian leadership, suppression of opposition, and mass...
Political scientists assess “fascist tendencies” by comparing contemporary behavior and institutions to patterns identified in historical fascisms—using variables like mass mobilization, leader-centri...
Contemporary scholars and commentators detect strong echoes of 1930s fascism—rising far-right movements, anti-immigrant scapegoating, and leader-centric rhetoric—but they also insist important structu...