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As Origens do fascismo, a collection of short articles by Jose Carlos Mariategui, edited and translated into Portuguese by Luiz Bernardo Pericas, is a series of intellectual portraits of Italian political leaders in the 1920s. During his two year stay in Italy Mariategui witnessed key events that led to the rise of fascism, a movement at once aimed at co-opting ranks from socialist workers’ movements and combating the lib-eral-democratic order. In this article I highlight his idiosyncratic sympathy for both socialist reformism and the friend-versus-foe view politics that was gaining ground at the time.

Honestamente contraditória: uma visão latino-americana do fascismoDOI:10.5007/1980-3532.2011n5p34

Honestamente contraditória: uma visão latino-americana do fascismo
DOI:10.5007/1980-3532.2011n5p34