Kathleen Blee, Distinguished Professor of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh, USA White Rage is the definitive overview of right-wing extremism in the American context, explicating both its complex organizational structure and its surprising debates over issues of race, gender, violence, religion, Nazism, and patriotism Richly detailed and meticulously researched, this is a must-read for anyone interested in the complicated, contentious, and disturbing nature of the far right political movements in the 20th and 21st century U.S. Roger Griffin, Professor in Modern History, Oxford Brooks University, UK If it good to know thine enemy then any humanist concerned with monitoring the minute but tenacious pockets of racial fanaticism, both secular and religious, embedded deep within the social fabric of the world's only superpower will read this book with horrified fascination. By disentangling and analysing the histories and synergies of the various factions this murky topic is brought within the remit of scholarly historical and rational analysis. Martin Durham's well-researched and highly readable book hauls into the day-light for inspection a subterranean political ecosystem which hosts thriving species of politicized hatreds, racial utopias, conspiracy theories, megalomaniac misreadings of historical reality, systematized religious delusion, and millenarian fantasies, all attempting to burrow their way into the foundations of American democracy. No one seems to have told the most militant ideologues and activists of the extreme right in the US that we are now living in a 'post-fascist age'.

A profound scholarly voice that captures complexity and nuance while remaining accessible to the lay reader.Ĭhip Berlet, Senior Analyst, Political Research Associates, USA Sets a sturdy benchmark for future studies. The best analytical and historical overview available on the Extreme Right in the United States.

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