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Economic Fascism: Mussolini's Corporate State and Crony Capitalism

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ISBN-10: 1604190760

ISBN-13: 9781604190762

Edition: N/A

Authors: Carlo Celli

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It may be argued that Mussolini (1883'"1945, dictator of Italy 1922'"1943) invented modern crony capitalism. Although he described himself as a socialist, he rejected the Marxist version. As he saw it, the state would not own the economy. Ownership would nominally remain in private hands, although the state would exercise total control.Government control without direct ownership had the advantage that when the economy did well, the state could take credit. When the economy did poorly, private parties could be blamed. Prior to the debacle of World War II, many of Mussolini's policies were admired by democrats such as economist John Maynard Keynes and President Franklin Roosevelt.Today nobody…    
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Book details

List price: $14.50
Publisher: Tradeselect Limited
Publication date: 12/1/2013
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 341
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.012
Language: English

Carlo Celli is Assistant Professor of Italian and Film Studies at Bowling Green State University.

Introduction
Birth Certificate of Fascism at Piazza San Sepolcro (1919)
Program of the Fasti di Combattimento (1919)
Program of the National Fascist Party (192-1)
For the Battle of Grain (1925)
The Defense of the Lira and Problems with Exports (1926)
Pesaro Speech (1926)
The Labor Charter (1927)
Ascension Speech (1927)
Law Establishing the National Council of Corporations (1930)
To the National Council of Corporations (1930)
The World Economic Crisis (1930)
The Economic Policies of the Regime (1930)
The Doctrine of Fascism (1932)
On the Corporate State (1933)
On the Bill Establishing the Law on the Corporate State (1934)
The Economic Situation (1934)
To the Workers of Milan (1934)
Before the Assembly of the Council of Corporations (1934)
Industrial Reconstruction (1935)
Plan for the New Italian Economy (1936)
Preliminary Remarks for the Creation of the New Structure for the Italian Economy (1944)
Twenty-Year Logical Development of Fascist Doctrine (1944)
Appendix: Italian Economic Statistics 1922-1945
Bibliography
Endnotes
Index