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How To Save Democracy

Johannes Eber

A German Perspective

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Democracy without majority

Friend of Democracy,

What makes the voters of Germany’s most popular party, the Alternative for Germany (AfD), tick?

Here are the results of a representative survey on democracy conducted by the polling institute Allensbach (Institut für...

16 days ago
1

How (not) to solve big city’s biggest problem

Friend of Democracy,

The biggest problem in major German cities (and not just in Germany)?

The housing shortage.

Rents are rising. People are being forced out of their homes.

Last weekend, the Left Party (Die Linke) won the election i...

18 days ago
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It needs all of us

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There are two parties in Berlin that, during the campaign for the weekend’s House of Representatives election (Abgeordnetenhauswahl), consciously opted against populism—focusing instead on calm, deliberation, positive...

20 days ago
4

The dilemma of social policy

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Politicians in government regularly face a dilemma regarding social policy. If they help only those in need, the vast majority sees no benefit and punishes the policymakers at the ballot box. If they help everyone, co...

20 days ago
4

The storytelling that destroys democracy

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For far too long, the communication strategy of numerous German lobbyists consisted of talking everything down. Trade unions railed against painful yet necessary reforms; the employers’ lobby predicted the ruin of the...

a month ago
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