Putinism

1. Introduction
Marcel H. Herpen

Part I. “Weimar Russia”

2. Russia and the Weimar Republic: Does a “Weimar Parallel” Exist?
Marcel H. Herpen

3. The “Weimar Parallel”: Economic, Political, and Societal Aspects
Marcel H. Herpen

4. The “Weimar Parallel”: Socio-Psychological Aspects
Marcel H. Herpen

5. Post-Imperial Pain and the Making of a New National Myth
Marcel H. Herpen

Part II. The Specter of a Fascist Russia

6. What is Fascism?
Marcel H. Herpen

7. Defining Fascism: The “Thin” Method
Marcel H. Herpen

8. Defining Fascism: The “Thick” Method
Marcel H. Herpen

9. Putinism and Fascism: The 11 Differences (Part I)
Marcel H. Herpen

10. Putinism and Fascism: The 11 Differences (Part II)
Marcel H. Herpen

Part III. Putinism, Bonapartism, and Berlusconism

11. Putinism and Bonapartism: The Ten Resemblances
Marcel H. Herpen

12. Putinism and Berlusconism
Marcel H. Herpen

13. Putinism: A Hybrid Mixture of Mussolinian Fascism, Bonapartism, and Berlusconism
Marcel H. Herpen

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, Political Science, Russian and Post-Soviet Politics, European Politics, Political Theory, Social Sciences, general