Transnational exploration of the ideological workings of Argentine fascism, both critically and in its own terms, asking why secular Argentina developed the most widespread, reactionary Catholic political movement in the hemisphere.
Transnational exploration of the ideological workings of Argentine fascism, both critically and in its own terms, asking why secular Argentina developed the most widespread, reactionary Catholic political movement in the hemisphere.
Federico Finchelstein is Assistant Professor of History at the New School for Social Research and the Eugene Lang College of the New School in New York City.
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Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1. Transnational Fascism 15 2. The Argentine Road to Fascism 42 3. Fascism Discovers the Americas 79 4. A "Christianized Fascism" 118 5. Debating Global Totalitarianism 138 Epilogue 163 Bibliography 179 Notes 285 Index 321
