The place of fascism in European history. - Allardyce, Gilbert (Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, 1971)
The place of fascism in European history Gilbert Allardyce -- Fascism as the dictatorship of decaying capitalism R. Palme Dutt -- Fascism as lower-middle-class psychology Erich Fromm -- Fascism as the end of economic man Peter F. Drucker -- Fascism as totalitarianism : men and technology Carl J. Friedrich & Zbigniew K. Brzezinski -- Fascism as totalitarianism : ideology and terror Hannah Arendt -- Fascism as the conjunction of right and left Eugen Weber -- Fascism as the extremism of the center Seymour Lipset -- Fascism as the extremism of the right John Weiss -- Fascism as the heritage of conservative modernization Barrington Moore -- Fascism as an antimodernist revolt Ernest Nolte -- Fascism as the revolt of "the losers" Wolfgang Sauer.
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UCASM-1023 (UCASM001023)
Keywords: Fascism -- Europe; Europe -- Politics and government -- 20th century