Original sentence: A minority of scholars and political commentators argue that fascism is a form of [[Corporatism|corporatist] socialism similar to that in other countries with extensive state regulation of the economy.Hannah Arendt, argues that regimes commonly thought of as fascist, such as Nazism, belong to a larger category of totalitarianisms, including  the communist dictatorships of Joseph Stalin.See Fascism and ideology.The extent and nature of the affinity between Fascism and Nazism has been the subject of much academic debate
Edited sentence: Fascism has expressed itself through both political and economic practices, and academics have examined these elements both together and in isolation.Fascism in practice has expressed itself in both political and economic practices, and academics have examined these elements both together and in isolation.Hannah Arendt, whose focus is largely political, argues that regimes commonly thought of as fascist, such as Nazism, belong to a larger category of totalitarianisms, including communist dictatorships, such as that of Joseph Stalin.See Fascism and ideology and Economics of fascism.Thayer Watkins, a professor of Economics from San Jose State University, identifies fascism as aligned with corporatism, a form of economic oppression that he argues includes most of the world's governments.Thayer Watkins, a professor of Economics from San José State University, identifies fascism as aligned with corporatism, a form of economic oppression that he argues includes most of the world's governments.The extent and nature of the affinity between Fascism and Nazism has been the subject of much.Watkins considers Mussolini's Fascist regime to be one example of the corporatist states that emerged during the Great Depression, including such diverse political systems as that of Francisco Franco, Juan Peron and the New Deal, the post WWI economic policy of President Roosevelt in the United States.Watkins, who some accuse of being out of step with the academic mainstream, considers Mussolini's Fascist regime to be merely one example of the corporatist states that emerged during the Great Depression, including such diverse political systems as that of Spain, Argentina and the United States.academic debate