Movement Towards Fascism in Post-September 11 America
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Much has been made of the concept of a national security state since the attacks on the World Trade Centre and Pentagon on September 11, 2001. However, little research has been performed as to what changes in this direction actually mean. Here, I argue that the changes in foreign and domestic security policy since 2001 have endangered democratic processes and moved the United States closer to fascism. The first chapter searches for a generic concept of fascism that can be used for this examination, taking care to describe fascism based on structural elements. The second section examines long-t...
Much has been made of the concept of a national security state since the attacks on the World Trade Centre and Pentagon on September 11, 2001. However, little research has been performed as to what changes in this direction actually mean. Here, I argue that the changes in foreign and domestic security policy since 2001 have endangered democratic processes and moved the United States closer to fascism. The first chapter searches for a generic concept of fascism that can be used for this examination, taking care to describe fascism based on structural elements. The second section examines long-term movements in American society that could have opened the way for fascist processes, paying particular attention to the emergence of the New Right and to psychological factors related to mass apathy. The concluding section looks at government policy since September 11 including the War on Terror, USA PATRIOT Act, National Security Doctrine, school vouchers, and redistricting to examine structural elements of a possible shift towards fascism as well as long term dangers to democracy.
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