Books on conservatism, fascism, and neoliberalism

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David Harvey’s Brief History of Neoliberalism is excellent, short and very helpful. Happy to share ebooks if helpful. I’m reading Oreskes’ Big Myth (about the free market ideology underpinning neoliberalism) — also very good, Oreskes isn’t a socialist but it’s well written and informative.