Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by HAYWARD Freddie
To caricature all on the right as “fascists” is lazy and counterproductive.
Last year, I witnessed a rally protesting Steve Bannon’s appearance at Oxford Union. The crowd chanted: “Nazi scum, off our streets”; a chant that has been echoed at other demonstrations. In the US, “No Trump! No KKK! No (...)
, by SOUVLIS George, TRAVERSO Enzo
George Souvlis interviews Enzo Traverso on the emergence of far-right movements across the European continent, drawing on Traverso’s extensive body of work since the 1990s.
This interview originally appeared in Práticas da História.
1) By way of introduction, could you explain what personal (...)
, by SHAFAK Elif
From Jordan Peterson to Thilo Sarrazin, rightwing writers are bringing once fringe ideas into the mainstream.
I used to live in Tucson, teaching at the University of Arizona. The post-9/11 US, just half an hour away from the Mexican border, was a strange place to be. Armed vigilantes patrolled (...)
, by ALLEN Nicolas , CORTES Martín, TRAVERSO Enzo
The rise of Bolsanaro in Brazil, Trump in the US, and the far right throughout Europe has the word “fascism” on everyone’s lips. But that rising Right is distinct from twentieth-century fascism in key ways.
France, Italy, Hungary, Poland, Austria, even onetime outliers like Spain and Germany — (...)
, by DAVID Randy
In highly unequal societies like ours—where wide disparities in social circumstances at birth determine a person’s access to food, shelter, and healthcare, a good education, a rich and diverse cultural heritage, influential connections, and a successful career—it is common to encounter the belief (...)
, by RENTON David
Let me start with the origins of my book Fascism: Theory and Practice. I will then set out – using a deliberately old-fashioned, Marxist term – what my perspective would be if I was to think today about the same questions now.
“Saranson [had] thin flaxen hair … His eyes were sparks at the bottom (...)
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