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Right-wing populism and religion in Germany: Conservative Christians and the Alternative for Germany (AfD)

Zeitschrift für Religion, Gesellschaft und Politik, 2018
This essay provides an analysis of the nexus between conservative Christianity and the political party “Alternative for Germany,” hereinafter called AfD. The AfD is widely acknowledged as a right-wing populist party, although not by insiders. Of particular interest here is how a conservative religious position has become aligned with right-wing ...
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Constituency map of the alternative for Germany (AfD) vote in 2017: analysing characteristic differences via multiple correspondence analysis

Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 2020
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party achieved a striking success in the 2017 German federal election.
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The Volk (‘people’) and its modes of representation by Alternative für Deutschland-AfD (‘Alternative for Germany’)

2019
Abstract The concept of the German ‘people’ is central in the discourses of the new political party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), which emerged on the political scene in 2013. Characterised as a right-wing populist Eurosceptic party, AfD presents itself as giving voice to the German ‘people’, its concerns and fears, in counterposition to other ...
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The Alternative for Germany (AfD) and the 2021 Federal Election: Down But Hardly Out

2023
Michael A. Hansen, Jonathan Olsen
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The populist roadblock: The Alternative for Germany (AfD), climate denial, and electric vehicle adoption in Germany

Energy Research & Social Science
Christoph H. Stefes, Kayla M. Gabehart
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Is the Brandmauer ("firewall") breaking from below? Party cooperation with the "Alternative for Germany (AfD)" in all German local government councils (2019-2024)

January 2025, for the first time in the postwar history of Germany's national parliament, a mainstream political party (the Christian Democratic Union) relied on the support of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) to pass a motion. This prompted intense public debate as many Germans worried that this cooperation was a harbinger of possibly still more ...
Schroeder, Wolfgang, Ziblatt, Daniel, Bochert, Florian   +2 more
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The Development of Small Political Parties and the Populism: Focusing on the Alternative for Germany (AfD) and the right-wing populism

Journal of Korean Politics, 2018
Seol Ah Park, Seok-jin Lew
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Direct Democracy and the Impact of the Alternative for Germany (AfD)? “Populist” Demand for Popular Sovereignty as Latent Political Conflict

2023
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The Right-Wing Populist Disruption in the Berlin Republic. Opportunity Structures and Success of the Alternative for Germany (AfD)

2022
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Does Religiosity Matter? Explaining Right-Wing Extremist Attitudes and the Vote for the Alternative for Germany (AfD)

Huber, Stefan Georg, Yendell, Alexander Philip   +1 more
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