[What Does Fascism Mean Today?

Fascism is often seen as a specter of the past—a closed chapter of the 20th century. Yet authoritarian movements are gaining influence worldwide, democratic institutions are coming under pressure, political violence is once again being spoken of openly, and exclusion is becoming normalized. But is this already fascism? Or are we witnessing new forms of authoritarian rule that differ from their historical counterparts? Prof. Paula Diehl (University of Kiel) Prof. Bill Scheuerman (Indiana University) Prof. Greta Olson (University of Giessen) Prof. Regina Kreide (University of Giessen) Contact max.waibel@sowi.uni-giessen.de for the link

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