📢New article in JBS!

📗"Race, Blood, and Soil: Viscount Lymington and Britain's Homegrown Agrarian Fascism," by Kian Aspinall

Open access here: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

My article on British Blood and Soil Fascism and Viscount Lymington has just been published. Pleased!

www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

I’ll say it again: Matthew Goodwin is, to an extent, the product of an academic field that is dedicated to the study of racists but routinely refuses to seriously or deeply engage with other academic work on race.

The ‘hidden roots’ of neoliberal fascism: race, gender and the intensification of neoliberal hegemony With the rise of authoritarian figures such as Donald Trump, Nigel Farage, Marine Le Pen and Viktor Orban, several scholars have examined the linkages between neoliberalism and contemporary fascism...

Latest article on neoliberal fascism, race, gender and borders. We are pleased with it!

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Last article I commissioned for the neoliberalism–fascism special issue is out!
The article shows how neoliberal capitalism's racial hierarchies, border regimes & patriarchal structures create the conditions for fascism to thrive. Fighting it means systemic change, not just defending liberal ideals.

The idea that our friends, relatives, neighbours and colleagues should be summarily flung out of the country by some future Tory government because they don't fit some right wing extremist's definition of "cultural coherence" should set alarm bells ringing everywhere.

Great stuff Liam!

Very relevant from Balibar given the constant rise of racial nationalism we are witnessing

The historical exceptionalisation of fascism and its persistent detachment from ‘mainstream’ racism/the racial state has done great damage

Published this from my PhD recently. For those interested in black radical theory, WEB Du Bois and the historical (mis)representation of fascism: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

I hope it is useful!

Heng is excellent!

Of course!

Published this from my PhD recently. For those interested in black radical theory, WEB Du Bois and the historical (mis)representation of fascism: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...