Navigationen: Technofascism (Vol. 26, No. 2, 2026)

Once-obscure connections between reactionary thought and the tech world have moved from subcultural margins into policy, institutions, and the infrastructures of everyday life. 

This issue approaches technofascism as a contested constellation in which technical systems and technological imaginaries are mobilised in the service of hierarchy and exclusion. Its contributions examine this constellation across infrastructures, epistemologies, affects, political economy, race and gender, colonial extraction, and attacks on democratic institutions, testing both the analytical force and the limits of the term "technofascism“.