1st Edition
Corporatism and Fascism The Corporatist Wave in Europe
Comparative Perspectives
1 Corporatism and ‘organic representation’ in European dictatorships
[Antonio Costa Pinto]
2 Corporatism and Political Catholicism: The Impact of Catholic Corporatism in Inter-war Europe
[John Pollard]
3 The fascist Labour Charter and its transnational spread
[Matteo Pasetti]
4 The Rise and Fall of Corporatist constitutionalism: A sociological thesis
[Christopher Thornhill]
European Experiences
5 Rethinking Italian corporatism: Crossing borders between corporatist projects in late liberal era and the Fascist corporatist state
[Laura Cerasi]
6 Inter-war Germany and the Corporatist wave, 1918–1939
[Klaus Neumann]
7 ‘Corporatist State’ and enhanced authoritarian dictatorship: The Austria of Dollfuss and Schuschnigg (1933–1938)
[Gerhard Botz]
8 The Corporatist Chamber of the "New State" in Portugal: Organized Interests and Public Policy
[José Luís Cardoso and Nuno Estevão Ferreira]
9 Corporatism and Franco’s Spain
[Glicerio Sanchez Recio]
10 Corporatism in Vichy France
[Olivier Dard]
11 Inter-war Yugoslavia viewed through corporatist glasses
[Stefano Petrungaro]
12 Authoritarianism and corporatism in the Baltic States: The case of Estonia during the 1930s
[Andres Kasekamp]
13 "Ideas in flux…": the ‘4th of August’ dictatorship in Greece as a political departure in search of destination
[Aristotle Kallis]
Conclusion: The "corporatist moment" in Interwar Europe
[Aristotle Kallis]
Biography
Antonio Costa Pinto is Professor of Contemporary European History and Politics at the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal.
