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The Mass Psychology of Fascism

Anyone read this book?

"The Mass Psychology of Fascism"

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...942927-8729443

Any comments from anyone that has? Good or bad?

When I took classes in political history, I was told that fascism is actually (or originally) a form of government in which wage negotiations are done between

1- Employees (their representatives of course)
2- Employers
3- The government

In addition, the negotiations are done separately in each sector of industries.

The definition above maybe more or less incorrect but you get the idea.

For some reason unknown to me, fascism has got another meaning in today's vocabulary

Colin or anyone, have you heard or read anything similar to this?

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Originally posted by mika
When I took classes in political history, I was told that fascism is actually (or originally) a form of government in which wage negotiations are done between

1- Employees (their representatives of course)
2- Employers
3- The government

In addition, the negotiations are done separately in each sector of industries.

The definition above maybe more or less incorrect but you get the idea.

For some reason unknown to me, fascism has got another meaning in today's vocabulary

Colin or anyone, have you heard or read anything similar to this?

Yes, that was just part of Mussolini's vision.

It also had a lot to do with one man being in power. Massively centralized government. i.e. Saddam Hussein.

The Roman Empire is a perfect example of a fascist system.