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The Majority is Convinced: New German Administration is Future-Oriented<\/a><\/h4>
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SPD, Greens and FDP have stepped up as a Future-Oriented coalition<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Paul J\u00fcrgensen<\/a>, Benjamin Lamoureux<\/a><\/div>
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Full Speed Ahead: Progress in 2022+ \u2013 A Decade for a Just Transformation<\/a><\/h4>
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SPD, Greens and FDP as parties of progress<\/div>
Paulina Fr\u00f6hlich<\/a>, Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Michael Miebach<\/a>, Katarina Niewiedzial<\/a>, Florian Ranft<\/a>, Judith Siller<\/a>, Thomas Kralinski<\/a><\/div>
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Shaping Progress<\/a><\/h4>
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Position Paper | 2019<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a><\/div>
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Hope Comes from Honesty: How Andy Burnham Seeks to Rediscover Political Agency<\/a><\/h4>
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Andy Burnham\u2019s speech at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool was a masterclass in modern political communication: personal, self-critical, willing to confront conflict. Above all, it had a clear sense of direction. But its most interesting core lies deeper: in the reinterpretation of a populist promise.<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Florian Ranft<\/a><\/div>
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Learning from Shortcomings<\/a><\/h4>
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It would mean trivializing the current situation to interpret the crisis facing the SPD and the Greens primarily as a weakness specific to those two parties. In nearly all Western democracies, center-left parties are under pressure, as are center-right parties. What is eroding is not a type of party, but a political model.<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Paul J\u00fcrgensen<\/a><\/div>
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The backlash to the backlash? From resisting the new right to rebuilding progressive appeal<\/a><\/h4>
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Within an instance of his second tenure Donald Trump embodied a smashing backlash against the liberal, rules-based international order. \u00a0What we may be watching now is the backlash to the backlash. <\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Florian Ranft<\/a><\/div>
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