Fascism. Journal of Comparative Fascist Studies

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2024

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Brill, Leiden

We proudly present volume 13, issue 1 (2024) of the Fascism Journal of Comparative Fascist Studies'. We hope you’ll enjoy reading the articles and encourage you to share them.

Table of contents volume 13, issue 1 (2024): ‘Approaches to Transnational and International Fascism: Actors, Networks, and Ideas, 1919-1945’

  1. Martin Hamre, Sabrina Proschmann, and Frederik Forrai Ørskov, “Editorial Introduction: Approaches to Transnational and International Fascism: Actors, Networks, and Ideas, 1919–1945”. Read here.
  2. Daniele Toro, “Fascist Transnationalism: The Networking Process between the German, Austrian, and Italian Radical Nationalist Milieux during the Long 1920s”. Read here.
  3. Simone Muraca, “The New Catholicity’ of Fascism: Ernesto Giménez Caballero, the Italian Intellectual Network, and the Volta Conference of 1932”. Read here.
  4. Flavia Citrigno, “The Duce´s Cheerleaders and the Führer´s Vanguard: The Dynamics of a Fascist Network of Girls’ Organizations”. Read here.
  5. Jonas Bressler, “Crusade against Bolshevism: Cooperation between Fascists and Conservatives during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)”. Read here.

Articles outside the special issue: 

  1. Eric Grube, “Making Austria German Again: Austrofascist Home Guards’ against Nazi ‘Austrian Legionaries’, 1933-1934”. Read here.
  2. Javier Rodrigo and Joan Pubill, “Was There a Resistance Fascism? Narratives about Falange’s Place in the Franco Regime”. Read here.

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