by Shane Burley

Antifa Academics

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With the matched rise of the far-right and mass antifascism, there has been a critical need for scholarship that helps create a vital living history. A number of academics, journals, and publishers have started to take this seriously.

A Specter Haunting Europe: The Myth of Judeo Bolshevism – Paul Hanebrick

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The idea that communism is a Jewish plot for control, or a thoroughly Judaized ideology, is such a deep part of 20th and 21st Century antisemitism that it feels almost redundant to discuss it.

The Lion’s Den: Zionism and the Left from Hannah Arendt to Noam Chomsky – Susie Linfield

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A complicated and well written polemic about the fractious way the Left has dealt with Israel.

No Fascist USA! – Hilary Moore and James Tracy

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Their enduring legacy may be that white supremacy never stops with the neo-Nazis, even if you choose to start fighting it there.

How White Racists Dream: Metapolitics and Fascist Publishing

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To understand these publishers, these people, is to understand how white nationalism functions.