The ideology of fascism and the role of law enforcement agencies in the paradigm of views

the article is devoted in general to certain aspects of the history of the ideology of fascism and the role of law enforcement agencies in the paradigm of these views. The well-being and security of individuals and societies depend to a large extent on government regimes that determine the state of social institutions, economics, and law. The notion of fascism as an ideology and a political regime that have remained in the past forever is hardly justified: under certain conditions, the possibility of its revival in certain political and legal systems cannot be ruled out. Knowledge of the conditions and signs of fascization of society makes it possible to recognize dangerous features in public policy and law in a timely manner. Fascism can be embodied in a variety of images and forms, however, at any time, the properties of extreme anti-liberalism as a complete denial of individual freedom and rights are inevitable and inseparable from it. The study of the genesis of extreme right-wing forms of undemocratic political regimes, which require the consolidation of the values of statism, false ideas of exclusivity and criminal methods of violence in politics and law, is the basis of the system of countering the fascization of the state. Studying the ideology of fascism and the role of law enforcement agencies in the context of countering it is important for understanding modern political processes and developing measures to prevent the fascist threat.

fascism, Nazism, racism, genocide, totalitarianism, B. Mussolini, law enforcement agencies