Democracy & State > Fascism
Crisis and creeping despair
26 Apr 2012
From the killing spree by a lucid yet paranoid Anders Breivik to the increase in private and public suicides in austerity Europe Paul Demarty asks, what is capitalism doing to our minds?
The enigmatic gilets-jaunes
17 Jan 2019
How should Marxists respond to the gilets jaunes? Mike Macnair looks at the likely winners and losers
Far-right rising: time to rethink
13 Dec 2018
Exaggerating our numbers and claiming non-existent victories does not strengthen us, writes Tony Greenstein. It leads to complacency
Bolsonaro: Brazil’s Trump or Brazil’s fascist ruler?
01 Nov 2018
Brazilian comrade Roberto della Santa gives us his assessment of a president who has declared that the military dictatorship ‘did not go far enough’
The rise of a Mini-Me Hitler
03 May 2018
Thomas Klikauer looks at the fruitcakes, loonies and out-and-out racists who inhabit the völkische wing of the AfD
Danger of a right-populist coalition
26 Apr 2018
While some insist that M5S is a ‘leftwing’ force, writes Toby Abse, it could well be heading for government in alliance with the Lega
Rising to the challenge
16 Nov 2017
Could the FLA develop into a fully-fledged fascist movement? That depends on the scale of forthcoming crises and the response of the left, argues James Harvey
No let-up in purge
28 Jul 2016
A grand national coalition is part of Erdoğan’s ‘godsent opportunity’, writes Esen Uslu
Politics of derangement
23 Jun 2016
Obviously the killing of Jo Cox was an act of political terrorism? Eddie Ford looks at the politics
No escaping sordid history
23 Jul 2015
The queen’s Nazi salute exposes the British establishment’s modern myths, writes Paul Demarty
Misreaders and misleaders
28 May 2015
With ideas of paying everyone an unconditional basic income gaining some credence on the left, Chris Gray looks at the inter-war social credit movement
Nationalism and role of Pegida
22 Jan 2015
Tina Becker examines the impact of Germany’s new rightwing force
Fall and fall of Nick Griffin
09 Oct 2014
It may be curtains for the BNP, writes Eddie Ford, but its demise has very little to do with the SWP or Unite Against Fascism
Our men in Kiev and Donetsk
05 Jun 2014
The far right are enemies, not friends, says Eddie Ford
BNP: Death bed performance
29 May 2014
Back in the real world, writes Eddie Ford, it was the BBC that ‘did’ Nick Griffin - not Unite Against Fascism or Hope Not Hate
UAF demands state ban
30 Jan 2014
The leader of a Hungarian far-right party was allowed to visit London - despite protests. Daniel Harvey reports