The Green Wave

Interview with German Greens-also available in German

Author: Zack Grant

In: International Politics and Society, 2019

Refers to study by the interviewees of Green parties in 32 countries, and asks about their geographical spread (primarily Europe and Latin America), but much weaker in Eastern Europe than in most West European countries. The interview discusses the reasons for the varying electoral support and success of Green parties and also the impact of the weakening of mainstream parties and political polarisation to both the left and the right.

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https://www.ips-journal.eu/regions/global/article/show/the-green-wave-3401/

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