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An Assessment of German Fascism as a Mass Movement In Relation To the Ruling Classes and Its Significance for the Contemporary Rise of Right-Wing Populism: The Process of Fascisation
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This thesis examines German fascism as a mass movement in connection with ruling classes. The term ‘fascisation’ is used to denote different instances of fascism as a process. Particularly the co-evolution of authoritarian state and business interests and reactive, non-democratic mass mobilisation is elaborated. With these insights, the research also tries to shed light on the contemporary rise of far-right and right wing populism.
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Fascism, Authoritarianism, Fascisation
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U. D. Özbideciler, “An Assessment of German Fascism as a Mass Movement In Relation To the Ruling Classes and Its Significance for the Contemporary Rise of Right-Wing Populism: The Process of Fascisation,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2022.