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The Rise of Ecofascism

by Sam Moore

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2022
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Sam Moore examines links between ecological crisis and far-right politics, asking how environmental breakdown can strengthen authoritarian and exclusionary movements. The argument considers population rhetoric, borders and economic interests alongside the pandemic’s social pressures. Historical material and contemporary movements provide a basis for assessing the possibility of ecofascism without treating it as an inevitable outcome.

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Author
Sam Moore
First published
2022
Reading time
About 3 hours
Pages
182
Language
English
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