Eric D. Weitz is Professor of History at the University of Minnesota, USA. He is also the co-editor of the series in which this book appears.

'...Fascism and Neofascism is composed of sensible, comprehensible essays that have interesting things to say about a tortured subject.' - A. James Gregor, Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions

• Introduction; A.Fenner & E.D.Weitz Ideological Positions in the the Fascism Debate; A.Hewitt Nazi Politics and the Cult of Stardom; L.Koepnick Fascismo-Stile: Masculinity and the Post-Historic Imaginary; C.Fogu The Danish Right, 1930-1945, and Recruitment of Danish Volunteers for the Waffen SS; C.B.Christensen , N.B.Poulsen , & P.Scharff Smith Sexuality and Secularization in Nazi Germany; D.Herzog The Fascist Phantom and Anti-Immigrant Violence: The Power of False Equation; D.Prowe Fascism, Colonialism, and 'Race': The Reality of a Fiction; D.Carroll Fascism and the New Radical Movement in Romania; M.Bucur The Right Wing Network and the Role of Extremist Youth Groupings in Unified Germany; J.Kersten Football, Hooligans, and War in Ex-Yugoslavia; I.Colovic The 'Invaders', the 'Traitors', and the Resistance Movement: Reconceptualizing Self and Adversary in the Scandinavian Extreme Right; T.Bjorgo Racism, the Extreme Right and Ideology in Contemporary France: Continuum or Innovation?; M.Wieviorka Immigration, Insecurity, and the French Far Right; F.H.Adler From Communism to Nazism to Vichy: Le Livre Noir du Communisme and the Wages of Comparison; R.J.Golsan RepetitionTrauma and the Tyrannies of Genre: Freidrich Schlaich's Otomo; A.Fenner