postfascism

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Etymology

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From post- +‎ fascism.

Noun

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postfascism (usually uncountable, plural postfascisms)

  1. A new form of fascism.
    Coordinate term: neofascism
    • 2019, David Broder, transl., The New Faces of Fascism [] , Verso Books, translation of Les Nouveaux visages du fascisme [] , by Enzo Traverso, →ISBN, page 6:
      Postfascism should also be distinguised from neofascism, that is, the attempt to perpetuate and regenerate old fascism. [] Postfascism is something else: in most cases, it does indeed come from a classical fascist background, but it has now changed its forms.
    • 2021, Barney Warf, editor, Political Landscapes of Donald Trump, Routledge, →ISBN, page 141:
      Trumpian postfascism, in other words, emerged as an “accident” specific to U.S. neoliberal capitalism.
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