The Oxford Handbook of Fascism

A wide-ranging introduction to the many debates about the intention and achievement of fascism, written by an international team of leading scholars. From a focus on Italy as, at least chronologically, the 'first Fascist nation', the book widens both chronologically and geographically to deal with the origins of fascism before and during the First World War, as well as analysing its survival in practice and in memory after 1945.