The nature of fascism Book

One of the best, if not the best book on fascism that there is. This book does not only analyze fascism with many points of view, but presents a consisted model for the germination of fascism in future societies, based on historical examples and in religious, folkloric, sociological and psychological studies. But also this book present a consistent and clear political taxonomy of different strains and elements of fascism that are manifested in different far-right groups and parties.

In this book fascism is presented not as an ideology, but as a pathological mind virus that needs certain sociological conditions to grow and spread in a society. In a healthy society the psychological elements that create fascism are separated from each other and are discharged in healthy communal activities. Few people are predisposed to full blown fascism, but they only form a core activist group that creates around them a mass movement and gain power, if a highly developed, but still weak liberal society enters a deep crisis.