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Historians and scholars identify fascist movements through a set of core traits and practices, including ideological language, state organization, and social mobilization.
The question “ a ?” divides scholars, journalists and political actors: many experts and commentators argue his rhetoric and coalition exhibit core fascist-like features, while other analysts and outl...
A compact roster of scholars dominates contemporary and historical debates about fascism: Robert Paxton, Roger Griffin, Emilio Gentile, George L. Mosse, Ian Kershaw, Ruth Ben‑Ghiat, and a cluster of h...
Historians separate fascism from populism and routine authoritarianism by looking for a cluster of ideological, organizational and behavioral markers—most centrally a mythology of national rebirth (pa...