Exploring British Fascism and Economic Turmoil

This chapter examines the dimensions of British fascism through the political journey of Oswald Mosley, contextualizing it within the economic turmoil of the era. It highlights the impact of Keynesian economics and Schumpeter's ideas on recovery during a critical period in UK history, as well as the political maneuvers of figures like Ramsey McDonald and Philip Snowden. The chapter underscores the urgent need to address societal upheaval amid financial collapse and the complexities of political ideologies that emerged in response.