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Fascism deals with economic platforms, social platforms, and a system of government. On the one system that they are both concerned with, which is economics, they disagree. Generally Socialism philosophically yearns to achieve social equality, and an elimination of the competitiveness and violence that it believes is inherit in Capitalism.
Things that would help could be sources, examples or a more in depth discussion of Fascism vs. Nazism, perhaps including wider examples of how the Falange (for example) is a Fascist movement, but not at all Nazi, or how Nazism is specific to the Allophone nations, with some plausible migration to other Germanic countries. –
Socialism: This includes a number of different things. Karl Marx described socialism as the class dictatorship of the proletariat. For Marxism, socialism is a transitionary period, in which classes and state may exist, to the communism, when classes and the state will disappear.
However these are only characterization and don't necessarily fit by definition into either left or right. TLDR; ideologies don't always fit well into the left-right spectrum. Although fascism is, in some senses a, centrist ideology it is often by association placed on the right. An excellent answer.
Of course, many means "social-democracy" when they talk about "socialism"; I.e. a system where there are private companies, but where the Government provide lots of services (like school and healthcare) and perhaps owns companies for key infrastructure (e.g. telecommunication, train&rails, and radio/TV).
Ba'athism is based on principles of Arab nationalism, pan-Arabism, Arab socialism, as well as social progress. It is a secular ideology. So, how exactly does Ba'athism compare with movements like Integralism, Fascism, National-Socialism, National-Solidarism, Juche, Maoism, Stalinism and/or other movements that promote Authoritarianism and/or a ...
Fascism is an authoritarian ideology that varies among different movements (like National Socialism/ National-solidarist in Nazi Germany), but shares the following characteristics: extreme militaristic nationalism,contempt for electoral democracy and political and cultural liberalism, belief in natural hierarchy based on the 'right' people ...
The socialism in national-socialism was kept as a fraud by the nazis. The Nazi-party was not socialist, disapproved of socialism and explained it again and again before being given power. In terms of analysing the political spectrum, one might think that there is a clear continuity from generalised right-wing to the extremes of fascism and ...
To be general, i will speak about socialism mostly, but it applies to communism too. Socialism, as any other social order : has a basic categorization : voluntary or enforced. By the word "socialism" most people mean the one enforced by state, which is of course violent, as laws of the state are mandatory, and enforced by violence.
Fascism recognizes the real needs which gave rise to socialism and trade unionism, giving them due weight in the guild or corporative system in which divergent interests are coordinated and harmonized in the unity of the State. “The Doctrine of Fascism” (1935 version), Firenze: Vallecchi Editore, p.15.