Table of Contents

1 Introduction – Ismael Saz, Zira Box, Toni Morant, Julián Sanz.- Part I Reactionary Nationalisms.- 2 The Action Française in a Transnational Perspective – Olivier Dard.- 3 “Fellow travellers”: the history and evolution of the relationship between the nationalists and the fascists – Lorenzo Benadusi.- 4 The intellectual roots and political foundations of reactionary Spanish nationalism in an international context – Maximiliano Fuentes.- 5 Reactionary Nationalism and Fascism: The German Case – Hermann Beck.- 6 Around the Ways of the Rights in South America in the early Twentieth Century. Problems and Questions – Fernando Devoto.- Part II Fascisms.- 7 Fascism and fascists in Italy – Patrizia Dogliani.- 8 The German Fascists: Nazi Political Culture – Toni Morant.- 9 Fascisms in France – Olivier Forlin.- 10 A fascism that came to stay? On Falange’s political culture – Julián Sanz Hoya.- 11 The Portuguese “Blue Shirts” and Salazar’s “New State” – António Costa Pinto.- 12 Fascism in Central Europe: Big Fascisms in (not that) small countries – Traian Sandu.- Part III Dictatorships.- 13 Political Cultures in the Fascist Regime, Transversalities and Contradictions – Ismael Saz.- 14 National Socialists and Conservative Nationalists in the German Dictatorship – Michael Grüttner.- 15 The Portuguese New State in Comparative Perspective. The Constitutional Foundations of an Ethical State – Gofredo Adinolfi.- 16 The Franco Dictatorship: A proposal for analysis in terms of political cultures – Zira Box.- 17 Vichy, a Fascist State? – Olivier Wierwiorka.- 18 Authoritarianism, nationalism, fascism and National Security Doctrine. The debate on Latin American Southern Cone dictatorships – Daniel Lvovich.-