Public Policy and Unemployment in Interwar France: An Empirical Approach. by Syme, T

Public policy and unemployment in interwar France: an empirical approach by Syme, T

Mourning at the Piano: Marguerite Long, Maurice Ravel, and the Performance of Grief in Interwar France by Jillian Rogers

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El decadentismo en la derecha radical contemporánea by Miguel Ángel Simón Gómez

“…In this article we deal with the decadent subjects of the radical right, pointing mainly to the apocalyptic tone of some major contributors of the radical right in the interwar France and Germany. In the second part we analyze the role of decadentism in the cotemporary work of some relevant authors of the European radical right, Alain de Benoist and Julius Evola. …”
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L’illusion charismatique. Mussolini dans les revues culturelles françaises de l’entre-deux-guerres by Jérémy Guedj

“…By this, he meant that geographical distance made it easier to understand a phenomenon. In the case of interwar France and fascism, nothing is less certain. …”
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The grand machinery of the world: race, global order and the black Atlantic by Younis, M

“…</p> <p>Using as its primary sources the vibrant black print cultures and circuits of the interwar period, the thesis examines the close concomitance of national and transnational thinking during the ‘Belle Époque’; the global vision of Marcus Garvey’s black nationalism in the United States; the emergence of critical theorisations of colonialism across British-controlled West Africa; the languages of race and whiteness in interwar France, from the black press of Paris to the early texts of <em>Négritude</em>; and the role played by Haiti, Liberia, and Ethiopia—the only independent states of the period governed by Africans or African-descended people—as instantiations of the racialised nature of interwar sovereignty, targets of both imperial designs and anticolonial activism. …”