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Marxism and the Neo-Fascism

al-mārksiyya wa-al-fāshiyya al-jadīda

Marxism and the Neo-Fascism

Abstract

The article titled "Marxism and the Neo-Fascism" was published in the al-Ishtirakiyya al-Thawriyya Journal on 1 May 1995. It analyzes the dangerous resurgence of extreme-right-wing movements worldwide. The piece argues that this neo-fascist rise is not accidental, but rather a direct consequence of deep economic crises, structural unemployment, and the ongoing failures of global capitalism. Consequently, the text concludes that the only way to crush this fascist threat is through a united working-class front that actively fights for global socialism.

Keywords

Soviet Union, Leftist, Dictatorship, Labor movement, Marxism, Egypt, Capitalism, United States of America, Islamist

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