FRANK A. STENGEL

Tag: democracy

  • New op-ed on Trump

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    I’m happy to announce that my new op-ed with Kimberly Wehle (U Baltimore) on the distinct lack of protests against Trump has just been published. In the piece, we briefly discuss the protests against the far right that have taken place in Germany over the past months and contrast what triggered them with the situation…

  • Article on Trump/Trumpism and the Future of Democracy Published Open Access

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    My new article “If You’re Not Scared, You Haven’t Been Paying Attention: Trump, the Radicalization of the GOP, and the Future of US Democracy after the Midterms 2022” (in German) has just been published in the Austrian Journal of Political Science. The article discusses the future of US democracy after the 2022 midterm elections. Donald…

  • Paper on Trumpism and the Future of US Democracy Accepted for Publication

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    I am happy to share that my paper “If You’re Not Scared, You Haven’t Been Paying Attention: Trump, the Radicalization of the GOP, and the Future of US Democracy” (in German) has been accepted by the Austrian Journal of Political Science (ÖZP) for publication. The article discusses the future of US democracy after the end…

  • “Forget Populism!” Published in Global Discourse

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    Happy to say that my article “Forget Populism!” has been published in Global Discourse. In it I challenge the highly misleading argument, widespread among the media, policymakers and (some) academics, that populism as such is a danger to democracy, Europe, the West, the liberal international order, or all of the above. Even a superficial reading…