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Short Session
Over the past decade, political theorists have engaged in lively debates on fascism in relation to a variety of events in global politics, including the election of leaders such as Bolsonaro, Modi and Trump, as well as the authoritarian drifts of nominally liberal governments.
To what extent can current political regimes and locales be characterised as fascist, or 'neofascist' or 'postfascist' as some theorists have suggested? Before engaging in such debates, we have to understand what fascism is, and how political theorists have understood it. This lecture will provide an introduction to critical theories of fascism and consider how they might help us navigate recent political upheavals.
Event schedule:2.15-2.30pm - International Politics Registration2.30-3.00pm - Introduction to the Institute in Paris3.00-3.45pm - International Politics Taster Course3.45-5.00pm - Tea, Coffee and Pastries
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