- Series
- Critical perspectives
Critical perspectives (New York, N.Y.)
- Format
- Book
- Author/Creator
- Berlet, Chip.
- Published
- New York : Guilford Press, [2000]
©2000
- Locale
- United States
- Contents
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Rebellious colonizers: Bacon's rebellion and the American revolution
The real people: Antimasonry, Jacksonianism, and anti-Catholic nativism
A great mongrel military despotism: the first Ku Klux Klan and the anti-Chinese crusade
Barbarians and plunder leagues: Theodore Roosevelt and the progressives
100 percent Americanism: World War I-era repression and the second Ku Klux Klan
The industrialism as producer: Henry Ford's corporate empire
Driving out the money changers: fascist politics in the New Deal era
From New Deal to Cold War: political scapegoating and business conflict from the 1930s to the 1950s
The pillars of the U.S. populist conspiricisms: the John Birch society and the liberty lobby
From old right to new right: Godless communism, civil rights, and secular humanism
Culture wars and political scapegoats: gender, sexuality, and race
Dominion theology and Christian nationalism: hard-line ideology versus pragmatism
New faces for white nationalism: reframing supremacist narratives
Battling the new world order: patriots and armed militias
The vast Clinton conspiracy machine: the hard right on the center stage
The new millennium: demonization, conspiracism, and scapegoating in transition.
- Other Authors/Editors
- Lyons, Matthew Nemiroff.
- Notes
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 421-471) and index.
Rebellious colonizers: Bacon's rebellion and the American revolution -- The real people: Antimasonry, Jacksonianism, and anti-Catholic nativism -- A great mongrel military despotism: the first Ku Klux Klan and the anti-Chinese crusade -- Barbarians and plunder leagues: Theodore Roosevelt and the progressives -- 100 percent Americanism: World War I-era repression and the second Ku Klux Klan -- The industrialism as producer: Henry Ford's corporate empire -- Driving out the money changers: fascist politics in the New Deal era -- From New Deal to Cold War: political scapegoating and business conflict from the 1930s to the 1950s -- The pillars of the U.S. populist conspiricisms: the John Birch society and the liberty lobby -- From old right to new right: Godless communism, civil rights, and secular humanism -- Culture wars and political scapegoats: gender, sexuality, and race -- Dominion theology and Christian nationalism: hard-line ideology versus pragmatism -- New faces for white nationalism: reframing supremacist narratives -- Battling the new world order: patriots and armed militias -- The vast Clinton conspiracy machine: the hard right on the center stage -- The new millennium: demonization, conspiracism, and scapegoating in transition.
