• DOI:10.1177/0306396806061086
• Corpus ID: 143793920

Globalisation, theocracy and the new fascism: the US Right’s rise to power

@article{Davidson2006GlobalisationTA,
  title={Globalisation, theocracy and the new fascism: the US Right’s rise to power},
  author={Carl Davidson and Jerry Harris},
  journal={Race and Class},
  year={2006},
  volume={47},
  pages={47 - 67}
}

• C. Davidson, Jerry Harris
• Published 1 January 2006
• Political Science
• Race and Class

The Christian Right is an increasingly powerful phenomenon in US politics. Extremely influential in the current administration, it has been building a mass base across the nation. This analysis of a movement that has been growing over the past four decades reveals the complex interrelationships between its different strands, their reach into the mass media, their war of attrition against socially liberal legislation and the opportunistic links with elements of the pro-Israel lobby. Also examined are the contradictions and potential contradictions within its different facets. Most alarming are those elements which revile, as anti-Christian, the very concept of a democratic society in their aim at overall ‘dominion’.