Phoenix

-Gregor (Univ. of California, Berkeley) argues that generic fascism is a -phoenix- that reappeared in various guises in the 20th century and will probably rise again in the 21st... This insightful work will be useful for advanced undergraduates and graduate students interested in modern ideologies and dictatorships.-

--C. A. Linden, Choice -...thoughtful, carefully, if densely, argued, and well-researched book, using an impressive array of Italian, French, German, and Russian sources. Gregor's unconventional thesis that fascism was not only logical and intellectually impressive, but the most coherent ideology of revolution of the twentieth century is sure to add fuel to an already heated debate.- --The Historian -Having already claimed the twentieth century for fascism in his eaarlier books, Gregor now extends its claim to the twenty-first.- --Roland Sarti, American Historical Review

"Gregor (Univ. of California, Berkeley) argues that generic fascism is a "phoenix" that reappeared in various guises in the 20th century and will probably rise again in the 21st... This insightful work will be useful for advanced undergraduates and graduate students interested in modern ideologies and dictatorships."

--C. A. Linden, Choice ..".thoughtful, carefully, if densely, argued, and well-researched book, using an impressive array of Italian, French, German, and Russian sources. Gregor's unconventional thesis that fascism was not only logical and intellectually impressive, but the most coherent ideology of revolution of the twentieth century is sure to add fuel to an already heated debate." --The Historian "Having already claimed the twentieth century for fascism in his eaarlier books, Gregor now extends its claim to the twenty-first." --Roland Sarti, American Historical Review

"Gregor (Univ. of California, Berkeley) argues that generic fascism is a "phoenix" that reappeared in various guises in the 20th century and will probably rise again in the 21st... This insightful work will be useful for advanced undergraduates and graduate students interested in modern ideologies and dictatorships." --C. A. Linden, Choice ..".thoughtful, carefully, if densely, argued, and well-researched book, using an impressive array of Italian, French, German, and Russian sources. Gregor's unconventional thesis that fascism was not only logical and intellectually impressive, but "the" most coherent ideology of revolution of the twentieth century is sure to add fuel to an already heated debate." --"The Historian" "Having already claimed the twentieth century for fascism in his eaarlier books, Gregor now extends its claim to the twenty-first." --Roland Sarti, "American Historical Review"