Forthcoming
“Populism and Fascism: Are They Useful Categories for Comparative Sociological Analysis?” Forthcoming in Annual Review of Sociology Vol. 45.
2019
“Past is Prologue: Electoral Events of Spring 2012 and the Old “New” Nationalism in Post-Security Europe.” In Populism and the Crisis of Democracy, Gregor Fitzi, Jurgen Mackert and Bryan S. Turner, eds. Volume 1. Concepts and Theories. London: Routledge: 109-29.
2018
[Co-authored with Thomas Davidson], “Britain First and the UK Independence Party: Social Media and the Movement Party Dynamic.” “Special Issue: Contesting Trump.” Mobilization 23 (4): 485-511.
2017
“Populism as Collateral Damage: Opportunities for Comparative Analysis.” Trajectories: Newsletter of the Comparative and Historical Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association 28(3): 2-4. http://asa-comparative-historical.org/newsletter/Trajectories_Spring_2017.pdf
2015
“Extremist Politics Before and After Charlie Hebdo.” Global Dialogue 5 (1), June. http://isa-global-dialogue.net/extremist-politics-before-and-after-charlie-hebdo/
“Globalization Backlash.” In Emerging Trends in the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Robert Scott and Stephen Kosslyn, eds. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley and Sons.
2013
“The Normalization of the Right in Post-Security Europe.” Politics in the Age of Austerity, Armin Schaefer and Wolfgang Streeck, eds. UK: Polity Press: 239-261.
2012
“Sovereign Debt and Nationalism: Normalizing the European Right.” States, Power and Societies: Newsletter of the Political Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association 17 (1): (Winter) 5-6.
2009
“Fascism,”The Concise Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, George Ritzer and J. Michael Ryan, eds. London: Wiley-Blackwell.
2007
“Revisiting The French Front National: The Ontology of a Political Mood.” (Special Issue: Racist and Far Right Groups) Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 36 (2) (April): 129-146.
“Globalization” In Europe Since 1914: Encyclopedia of the Age of War And Reconstruction, John Merriman and Jay Winter, eds. Volume 3 Detroit: Charles Scribner’s Sons: 1242-1245. 5 Volumes
“Fascism.” In The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, George Ritzer, ed. Oxford: Blackwell: 1644-1647.
“Post-Nationalism.” In The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, George Ritzer, ed. Oxford: Blackwell: 3676-3577.
“Between Zollverein and Patrie: The French National Front, the ‘New’ April 21 and the Rejection of the European Constitution.” Available at Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Working Paper Series, #9-07, Cornell University.
2006
“The Festival State: Celebration and Commemoration in Fascist Italy.” The Journal of Modern European History. 3 (1): S. 60-74.
“Appropriating the ‘No:’ The French National Front, the Vote on the Constitution, and the ‘New’ April 21.” PS: Political Science and Politics 39 (April): 269-272.
“Xenophobia and the New Nationalisms.” In Handbook of Nations and Nationalism, Gerard Delanty and Krishan Kumar, eds. London: Sage Publications: 273-284.
2004
“Reasserting the National: The Paradox of Populism in a Transnational Europe.” Prepared for Invited Thematic Panel, “Citizenship and Identity in a Unifying Europe, American Sociological Association Meetings, 2004. Available at Center for the Study of Economy and Society, Working Paper Series, #21, Cornell University Department of Sociology.
2003
“Martiri del Fascismo.” In Dizionario del fascismo, vol. 2, eds. Victoria de Grazia and Sergio Luzzatto. Turin: Einaudi 101-102.
2002
“Commemorazione.” In Dizionario del fascismo, Vol. 1. Victoria de Grazia and Sergio Luzzatto, eds. Turin: Einaudi: 101-102.
1998-9
“Making the Fascist Self“. Clio 9 (Fall/Winter): 5, 39-41.
1996
“The Dead are Equal’: History Making, Moral Relativism and the Rise of the New Italian Right.” Comparative Study of Social Transformation (CSST), Working Paper #109; Center for Research on Social Organization (CRSO), Working Paper #534, University of Michigan.
1990
“Created Constituencies: Fascism and the Italian Middle Classes.” In Splintered Classes: Politics and the Lower Middle Classes in Interwar Europe. Rudy Koshar, ed. New York: Holmes and Meier: 142-63.
1988
“The Content of No Content: The State, Theater and Social Meaning in Fascist Italy”. Working Paper 0002, Center for Research on Politics and Social Organization, Department of Sociology, Harvard University, (Summer).
