The relationship between capitalism and fascism on the axis of two world wars
2022
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Abstract (EN)
In this study, the concepts of capitalism and fascism are handled. In this context, fascism and a place for the historical adventure of capitalism, perspectives on other concepts and similar reflections has been given. Thus, the relationship between capitalism and fascism has been tried to be examined. The focus of this study is the period between the two world wars. In addition, in a total of three periods, including the periods before and after the two world wars, the relationship between capitalism and fascism, their common aspects and areas of influence were tried to be identified. In this direction, human and natural exploitation has been mentioned. The aim of this study is to examine the human being through the concepts of capitalism and fascism also to examine the historical process by identifying the critical and negative aspects of the world order that is being tried to be established in it. Besides, it is to create the intellectual infrastructure of leaving a more liveable world to futures generations. Keywords: Fascism, Capitalism, Exploitation of Human and Nature.
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Dr. Ali Fuat Meydan
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Fırat University
Division of Public Administration
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Ali Fuat Meydan (Master Thesis). The relationship between capitalism and fascism on the axis of two world wars, 2022, Fırat University.
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