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Offers a typology of the forms of power that generic fascism assumed and examines the ways in which writers since the 1920's have perceived fascism.
A Fascist "Revolution"? -- The Phenomenology of Post-March Violence -- New Expeditions -- Controlling the Territory -- The Fall of the Gods -- Squadristi at the Confino -- Long-Standing Squadristi. "On October 1922 Mussolini became head of the Italian government, a situation th…
Used as an insult or a catch-all description of the Right, the term "fascism" has lost almost all specific meaning. In this analysis, Griffin defines fascism as a "palinagenetic ultra-nationalism" seeking a new order out of decadence and offers a new understanding of a complex p…
