Fascism

In a new book, Yale philosopher Jason Stanley lays out the traditional tactics of fascist politicians, which have retained their potency.

• By Tom Jacobs

A new book by one of America's foremost philosophers recommends talk therapy to a troubled nation that probably needs something stronger.

• By Paul W. Gleason

Can science fiction help American viewers to empathize with occupied peoples?

• By David M. Perry

Daniel Borzutzky's new collection confronts the perverse logics of fascism and the free market.

• By Rebecca Stoner

When academics start complaining about "cultural Marxism," they're entering—wittingly or no—a realm of deep anti-Semitism.

• By Noah Berlatsky

Accusing the left of fascism only helps the real fascists.

• By Noah Berlatsky

The author of a book on "fascist creep" provides some historical perspective.

• By Elizabeth King

The author of a new book on the movement explains what's new, and what's old.

• By Elizabeth King

While establishment pundits fret over civility, the antifascist movement in America is working for peace.

• By Malcolm Harris

The fundamental principles of the alt-right have been around for nearly a century.

• By Jared Keller

The rise of Donald Trump adds urgency to the fight for climate justice—and reminds us what that fight is really about.

• By Wen Stephenson