Epidemia ultra. Del fascismo europeo a Silicon Valley: Anatomía de un fenómeno que está conquistando el mundo / The Far-Right Epidemic (Spanish Edition)
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Overview
Cómo piensa, opera y se organiza la extrema derecha: las claves del éxito político más inesperado y preocupante del siglo XXI.
En apenas una década, la ultraderecha ha pasado de ser un fenómeno marginal a disputarse el poder en medio mundo. De Donald Trump a Javier Milei, de Giorgia Meloni a Viktor Orbán, una nueva generación de líderes gobierna a través de la retórica populista y el nacionalismo identitario. Pero ¿qué explica que millones de votantes hayan conectado con sus ideas?
Basado en el exitoso pódcast Epidemia Ultra, Franco Delle Donne, experto en autoritarismos, rastrea los orígenes y la evolución de esta ola reaccionaria desde finales de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. De la Francia que llevó a Jean-Marie Le Pen a las puertas del poder a la propaganda neorreaccionaria de Silicon Valley y Peter Thiel, pasando por casos tan emblemáticos y preocupantes como el «modelo Bukele» en El Salvador o el nacionalismo hindú de Narendra Modi.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
How the far right thinks, operates, and organizes: the keys to the most unexpected and troubling political success of the 21st century.
In barely a decade, the far right has gone from being a marginal phenomenon to competing for power across half the world. From Donald Trump to Javier Milei, from Giorgia Meloni to Viktor Orbán, a new generation of leaders governs through populist rhetoric and identity-based nationalism. But what explains why millions of voters have connected with their ideas?
Based on the successful podcast Epidemia Ultra, Franco Delle Donne, an expert on authoritarianism, traces the origins and evolution of this reactionary wave since the end of World War II. From France, where Jean-Marie Le Pen nearly reached power, to the neo-reactionary propaganda of Silicon Valley and Peter Thiel, and emblematic cases such as the “Bukele model” in El Salvador or the Hindu nationalism of Narendra Modi.
