Neo-Fascism
Adapts fascist visions of a regenerated nation to conditions after 1945. Some currents reproduce older organizations and imagery; others change their language or work through smaller cultural and political networks.
Reference boundary: A contested scholarly category, not a synonym for every contemporary right-wing party. A specific movement requires its own evidence.
Foundational doctrines
- National rebirth
- Anti-pluralism
- Postwar ideological adaptation
Disagreement and variation
Its continuities with anti-pluralism and exclusion matter more than a change of branding. Scholars disagree about the boundary between neo-fascism and other radical-right currents; a contemporary opponent should not receive the label by association alone.
Numerical positions in the interactive model are editorial reference estimates, not scientifically validated measurements.