Corporatism and Fascism

Autorentext
Antonio Costa Pinto is Professor of Contemporary European History and Politics at the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal.

Klappentext
This book is the first conceptual and comparative empirical work on the relationbetween corporatism and dictatorships, bringing both fields under a joint conceptual umbrella.

Inhalt
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 Experiences5 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, 19181939[Klaus Neumann]7 'Corporatist State' and enhanced authoritarian dictatorship: The Austria of Dollfuss and Schuschnigg (19331938)[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]

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