Edit: it looks like theres no evidence that this quote came from Mussolini. Am gonna keep this up anyways.
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Corporatism touches on fascistic elements from a top down framing. However my impression is that it over emphasizes the capitalist elements and neglect the role of the beatling (the state). It would be nice to see more exploration on this front.
From a bottom up framing, I think the following video explains the core of fascism really great. That fascism is about "the ideology of blood and soil", or that "we think with the blood of our nation". I really like this definition because it is clear and simple. However, we are still left without a term which encompasses both blood and soil. Having such a term, would make it much easier to confront fascist tendencies in our societies.
FASCISM: An In-Depth Explanation