How Germany Managed to Avoid Populism
The country’s economic resilience may have contributed to its political resilience.
by Krishnadev Calamur
Jul 03, 2017
2 minutes
Last year’s Brexit vote followed by the election of Donald Trump resulted in the idea that populism was sweeping the West. Elections were scheduled in 2017 for Austria, the Netherlands, France, and Germany, leading to fears among the establishment in those countries that the center-left-center-right consensus that had dominated politics for much of the past half century was in peril.
The results so far have brought relief to
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