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CONTENTS

PREFACE IX ONE: THE AMBIGUOUS LEGACY 3 The Crisis of Classical 6 The Crisis in 20 Italian 22 TWO: THE FIRST REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALIST HERESY 32 The Evolution of Syndicalism 32 Syndicalism and the Nature of Man 34 Syndicalism and Social 37 Syndicalism and the Social and Political Function of Myth 43 Elitism 50 Syndicalism and Industrial Development 58 THREE: THE FIRST NATIONAL 64 Revolutionary Syndicalism: Marxism and the Problems of National Interests 64 Syndicalism and Proletarian 71 Revolutionary Syndicalism, War, and Moral 73 Syndicalism, Nationalism, and 83 National Syndicalism and Lenin's 91 FOUR: THE PROGRAM OF 96 The Fascism of San Sepolcro 101 Syndicalism, Nationalism, and Fascism 103 FascismandIdeology 112 Fascism and Bolshevism 121 FIVE: THE POLITICAL OF FASCISM 127 Alfredo Rocco, Nationalism, and the Economic Policy of Fascism 133 Economic Policy from 1922 until the 140 Economic Policy after the Great Depression 153 The Political Economy of Fascism and the Revolutionary Socialist Tradition 162 SIX: THE LABOR POLICY OF FASCISM 172 The Origins of Fascist Syndicalism 172 The Rise of Fascist Syndicalism 183 The Evolution of Fascist Syndicalism 190 The Functions of Fascist Syndicalism 196 The Labor Policy of Fascism and Revolutionary Marxism 206 SEVEN: THE ORCHESTRATION OF CONSENSUS 214 Syndicalism, Fascism, and the Psychology of the Masses 215 The Rationale of Orchestrated Consensus 223 The Apparatus of Orchestration 227 The Fascist Rationale 241 and Charismatic, Consensual Regimes 244 EIGHT: THE SOCIAL POLICIES OF FASCISM 254 The Social Legislation of Fascism 256 Fascist Demographic Policies 265 Fascism and "Ruralization" 275 Fascism and "Antifeminism" 281 The Social Policies of Bolshevism 291 Bolshevik Demographic Policies 294 NINE: FASCISM AND DEVELOPMENT IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE 300 Fascism and Development 303 Fascism and 319 Conclusions 328

NOTES 335 BIBLIOGRAPHY 387 INDEX 413