Fascism. Journal of Comparative Fascist Studies

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2022

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Brill, Leiden

We proudly present volume 11, issue 2 (2022) of Fascism Journal of Comparative Fascist Studies'. We hope you’ll enjoy reading the articles and encourage you to share them.

Table of contents volume 11, issue 2 (2022): Fascism in interwar Greece.

  1. Aristotle Kallis, George Souvlis / Editorial Introduction: Re-assessing the Metaxas Dictatorship (1936-41): Greek Fascism or Old-Style Authoritarianism? Read here.
  2. Aikaterini [Kate] Papari / Ideological Forerunners of Metaxas’s Regime: Conservative Intellectuals on Parliamentarianism’s Ruptures in the Second Hellenic Republic. Read here.
  3. Aristotle Kallis / International Fascism and the Allure of the ‘Third Way’ in Interwar Greece.. Read here.
  4. George Souvlis / Genuine Fascist Theory or Non-Systematic Conceptualizations of the New Authoritarian Order? Towards an Anatomy of Nikolaos Koumaros’s Anti-Parliamentarian Thought. Read here.
  5. Rosa Vasilaki / Women and Femininity under the Metaxas Regime in Greece. Read here.
  6. Yannis Stamos / What’s in a name? The Third Hellenic Civilization. Read here.
  7. Demetra Tzanaki / Libido, Psychic Eugenics and Abnormality: Patriarchal Biomedical Rule and Metaxas’s Fascistoid Regime (1936-1941). Read here.
  8. Vassilios Apostolos Bogiatzis / From the ‘Nobleman’s Sword’ to the ‘Flag of the Fascist Ideals’: The Formation and Development of Ioannis Metaxas’s Intellectual Weltanschauung (1897-1941). Read here.
  9. Paul Jackson / Conference Report: Beyond the Paranoid Style: Fascism, Radical Right and the Myth of Conspiracy - Fifth Convention of the International Association for Comparative Fascist Studies (COMFAS). Read here.
  10. Craig Fowlie / Britain’s Contemporary Extreme Right in Context : A Review Essay. Read here.

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