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Simon Green

Professor of Politics, Aston University.

UK.

Germany

How Germany’s Constitution was designed with the threat of extremism in mind

— Germany's Constitution safeguards democracy amid the AfD’s electoral rise. Despite fragmentation and economic challenges, the Constitution, federalism, and coalition governance limit threats, preventing a return to authoritarianism.

By Simon Green Sep 23, 2024

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