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Vol 22, No. 2

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Table of Contents

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47 (Volume 22, No. 2)

Jonathan Scott
Introduction

Steve Martinot
The Question of Fascism in the United States

Gwendolyn Brooks
Ballad of Pearl May Lee

Holly Martis
Lineages of American Fascism: A Study of Margaret Walker’s Historical Novel Jubilee

Jonathan Scott
Why Fascism When They Have White Supremacy?

Douglas W. Greene
The Bourgeois Roots of Fascist Repression

Matthew Lyons
Two Ways of Looking at Fascism

Gregory Meyerson and Michael Joseph Roberto
Fascism and the Crisis of Pax Americana

Mike Whitney
Global Train-Wreck: The Great Credit Bust of 2008

Elan Abrell
Making Enemies: The Reification of Essentialized Cultural Difference through “Legalized” Torture

Kam Hei Tsuei

The Antifascist Aesthetics of Pan’s Labyrinth


Book Reviews

D.H. Melhem
Stigma & The Cave: Two Novels
reviewed by Victor Cohen

Notes on Contributors




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