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The study aims to explore the relationship between surplus populations and the emergence of fascist movements.

Surplus Fascism: Reflections on Current Tendencies of Abandonment in Germany and Beyond

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This article examines fascism's role in the rise of exclusionary practices in Germany, suggesting significant societal implications.

The study aims to explore the relationship between surplus populations and the emergence of fascist movements.
Analyzed contemporary German discourses on right-wing movements.
Examined case studies including the border crisis and Palestine solidarity movement.
Utilized critical theories to interpret social and political implications.
Identified fascism as both a response to and a catalyst for societal crises.
Revealed that surplus populations face exclusion from political and social life.
Highlighted the interplay between affective structures and punitive state responses.

Loick et al. (2026) studied this question.

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