How does neoliberalism relate to the rise of fascist political movements in modern governance?

According to the analysis presented, neoliberalism has created conditions that facilitate the emergence of reformed fascist administrations by providing them with greater operational space. The argument suggests that rather than being opposing ideologies, neoliberalism and fascism can work in tandem, with neoliberal policies creating an environment where fascistic principles can take root more easily. This perspective challenges the traditional view that these ideologies are fundamentally incompatible. Instead, it proposes that neoliberalism's emphasis on deregulation and reduced government oversight in certain areas may inadvertently create opportunities for authoritarian-leaning administrations to consolidate power and implement policies that align with fascistic principles. The discussion highlights how historical narratives about fascism's defeat in World War II may have obscured its continued influence on contemporary political discourse and policy-making structures.