Why is the fascist narrative so appealing in times of political disorientation? Political philosopher Hannah McHugh (Utrecht University) examines fascism as a cultural movement.

From Trump to Modi: populist leaders around the world are openly using fascist rhetoric. They tell compelling stories about a nation in decline, tainted by foreign elements, and promise a glorious future. Political philosopher Hannah McHugh (Utrecht University) examines fascism as a cultural movement. Why is the fascist narrative so appealing in times of political disorientation? And how do we counter it?