Finally finished Robert Paxton's The Anatomy of Fascism. It's a good book to read, filled to overwhelming with facts from history, a broad range of fascisms around Europe mostly, and over time the changing face of fascism. When you're done, however, you will be stuck with coming up with a precise definition of fascism, and the author fails to do so himself. I don't mean to criticize as the book provides you with a wealth of information and thought on the subject. The penultimate chapter also fails in its consideration of the possibility of another fascism.