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The Agony of Flint: Poisoned Water, Racism and the Specter of Neoliberal Fascism
Anthropology Now, 2018“Flint still doesn't have clean water.”1Michelle Wolf, White House Correspondents Dinner, April 28, 2018 “Neoliberal fascism, as a form of extreme capitalism, views democracy as the enemy.”2Henry G...
Brian Mckenna
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Third World Quarterly, 2004
We come to an analysis of Third Worldism through an historical understanding of the development project, one that locates Third Worldism as a moment in a broader series of resistances both to capital and colonialism, and to the techniques used by the state to maintain hegemony.
Rajeev Patel, Philip McMichael
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We come to an analysis of Third Worldism through an historical understanding of the development project, one that locates Third Worldism as a moment in a broader series of resistances both to capital and colonialism, and to the techniques used by the state to maintain hegemony.
Rajeev Patel, Philip McMichael
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Anders Breivik, Fascism and the Neoliberal Inheritance
2015On 22 July 2011, Norwegian national Anders Behring Breivik brutally murdered 77 people in the country’s capital, Oslo, and on the nearby island of Utoya. Just over 13 months later, he was found guilty, and mentally responsible for his crimes, by an Oslo court.
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Between neoliberalism and fascism: Louis Rougier, race, and the ends of neoliberal ideology
DistinktionLars Cornelissen, Carla Ibled
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Agrarian South: Journal of Political Economy: A triannual Journal of Agrarian South Network and CARES, 2020
Fascist, semi-fascist, protofascist, or neofascist movements exist in almost every modern society as fringe phenomena. These movements must be distinguished from the general right-wing parties and movements of different hues. The latter would no doubt appear to shade into the former; nonetheless the sui generis character of the former must be ...
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Fascist, semi-fascist, protofascist, or neofascist movements exist in almost every modern society as fringe phenomena. These movements must be distinguished from the general right-wing parties and movements of different hues. The latter would no doubt appear to shade into the former; nonetheless the sui generis character of the former must be ...
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Rethinking neoliberal fascism, racist violence, and the plague of inequality
Communication Teacher, 2021Talk of a fascist politics emerging in the United States and of the rise of right-wing populist movements across the globe is often criticized as a naive exaggeration or a misguided historical anal...
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