Fascism outside Europe: The European Impulse against Domestic Conditions in the Diffusion of Global Fascism

UNIVERSAL FASCISM? APPROACHES AND DEFINITIONS1
	Introduction
	Identifying Fascist Movements and Regimes
	Conclusion
	References
	CAUGHT IN ITS OWN NET: POST-WAR FASCISM OUTSIDE EUROPE
	A non-European fascism?
	The Internationalization of fascism
	Bibliography
	Argentina
	Australia
	Overview of tome basic data on the Aualandaorpanlzation NSDAP Party members In non-European Countries
	IFASCIITALIANI ALL\'ESTERO THE ’FOREIGN POLICY’ OF THE FASCIST PARTY1
	Gulseppe Bastlanlni\'s ambitious policy
	Reactions, resistance and difficulties
	FRANCOIST SPAIN AND LATIN AMERICA, 1936-1953*
	The Quest for National Identity
	World War II and Spain\'s Imperialist Ambitions
	Facing a Hostile World:
	\"PORTUGAL IS HERE TOO!\" SALAZARISM AND THE PORTUGUESE COMMUNITY IN BRAZIL
	1.	Salazarism and the Portuguese colonies abroad: integration of the emigrant within the Estado Novo ideology
	2.2.	The Federaçâo das Associaçôes Portuguesas do Brasil: establishing a representation for the colony
	2.4.	The periodicals: Pétria Portuguesa, Dfirio Português,
	S.	Brief Summary and Conclusion
	FASCISM FROM ABOVE?
	JAPAN’S KAKUSHIN RIGHT IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
	Fascism and Civil Political Movements17
	POLITICAL MOVEMENTS OF THE REACTIONARY RIGHT AND THEIR JAPANESE ADHERENTS
	POLITICAL MOVEMENTS OF FASCISM AND THE KAKUSHIN
	RIGHT
	AND THEIR JAPANESE ADHERENTS
	A Comparative Framework for Japan\'s Kakushin Right
	IMAGES AND REALITIES OF CHINESE FASCISM1
	Perceptions and Politics of \'Chinese Fasdsm\'
	Conclusion: The reality of \'Chinese fascism\'
	FASCISM IN INTERWAR AUSTRALIA
	THE SWASTIKA AMONG THE COCONUTS: NAZISM IN NEW GUINEA IN THE 1930’S
	KEMALIST AUTHORITARIANISM AND FASCIST TRENDS IN TURKEY DURING THE INTER-WAR PERIOD
	Introduction
	Young Turk Legacy
	Solidarist-Corporatist Tendencies
	Conclusion
	THE FAILURE OF FASCISM IN JEWISH PALESTINE 1925-1948
	Introduction
	Vladimir (Ze\'ev) Jabotinsky and the Revisionist Movement:
	Revisionism, Betar, and the Leader Principle
	Revfakmisai and Militarism: The Arab Question
	Anti-Communism and Anti-Socialism
	Symbols of Revisionist ’Culture\': Nationalist Myths, Decorum and Ceremony
	Bourgeois Orientation and Biblical Utopianism: Anti-Conservative and Anti-Liberal?
	Revisionist Maximalism as a Fascist Ethos: Achimeir and Greenberg
	The Revisionist Movement and Anti-Semitism
	Uriel Heilperin and Avraham Stern: Proto-fascism in the Revisionist Movement
	Conclusions
	PERIPHERY AND YOUTH: FASCIST ITALY AND THE MIDDLE EAST
	Coochnioa
	FASCISM, NAZISM, NATIONALISM AND THE FOUNDATION OF APARTHEID IDEOLOGY
	Introduction
	Bibliography
	HELGIO TRINDADE
	FASCISM AND AUTHORITARIANISM IN BRAZIL UNDER VARGAS (1930-1945)1
	Introduction
	Cooduskm
	THE FASCIST AND POPULIST SYNDROMES IN THE ARGENTINE REVOLUTION OF THE RIGHT
	Introduction
	Cultural Nationalism and the Emergence of a Regenerative Myth
	From Uriburu\'s Corporatist Project to a New Synthesis of Populist and Integral Nationalism
	The Military Revolution of 1943 and the Nationalists
	Peronism: Authoritarian Corporatism, Social Justice, and Political Mobilization
	MEXICO 1920\'s-1940\'s: REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT, REACTIONARY POLITICS
	Mexican Burkes: Mere Conservatives or Truly Fascists?
	m. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR MOVEMENT COMPARISON
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	Appendix: Gallup polls 1938/39 Table 1
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	C.	The diffusion of fascism through Japan\'s expansionism in Asia.
	D.	Conflicting impulses of fascist diffusion in the Middle East and Africa.
	E.	Traditional authoritarianism and emergent fascism in Latin America and Mexico.
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