num_pages: 182
description: THE RISE of the far-right in Europe has struck fear into the hearts of many. But fear is our greatest enemy. In its place we must put a clear sighted analysis of the social roots of fascism and develop from it a political strategy capable of defeating the neo-Nazis. Chris Bambery looks back at the rise of fascism in Italy, Germany and France during the 1930s in order to discover the origins of fascism. He examines the alternative strategies for defeating the Nazis offered by the left then and now. He concludes with an account of the far-right in Europe today and spells out the steps we must take to stop the return of the Holocaust.'WHERE IS capitalism going?' is the second part of a major examination of trends in the world economy.In International Socialism 58 Chris Harman looked at the prospects for the economies of the advanced industrialised world, here he looks at some key economies in the 'third world'— India, China and the Newly Industrialising Countries of south and east Asia. He traces the links between the economic changes of the last 20 years, the fall of both state capitalist and neo-liberal economic orthodoxies, and the growth of instability in the world imperialist system.THE CHILEAN COUP which overthrew Salvador Allende's left wing government exactly 20 years ag marked the end of one of the most prestigious attempts to gain socialism by constitutional means. Mik Gonzalez looks back to those tragic events and argues that other, revolutionary, possibilities existed h the organisations of the Chilean left been equipped to take them.FINALLY, Phil Marshall reviews the literature on the Islamic revival in the Middle East.
language: English
title: Euro-fascism: What makes it tick?
titlecomplete: Euro-fascism: What makes it tick? (International Socialism, #60)
publisher: International Socialism