Introduction Part One: "Success": Italy, 1910-1939 1. At the Roots of Fascism’s Ideological Fluidity: The Italian Nationalist Association and the National Syndicalist Movement 2. Totalitarian Inclusiveness: Italian Fascism from Marginality to Mass Movement, 1919-1922 3. The Labourious Search for a Balance: Italian Fascism as a Regime, 1923-1939 Part Two: "Failure": Britain and Norway, 1923-1939 4. Into the Arms of Fascism: Left, Right and New Combinations of Political Concepts in Britain and Norway, 1923-1933 5. Building an Inclusive Political Platform: The British Union of Fascists and the Nasjonal Samling, 1932-1934 6. Between Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism: From Expansion to Implosion, 1934-1939. Conclusions
Biography
Salvatore Garau, Ph.D. (London, 2010), has published extensively on fascism and inter-war nationalism, and has co-edited a book on fascist antisemitism in Italy and Britain.
