Authoritarianism Study: Right-Wing Extreme World View as Widespread as It Hasn't Been in Years
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One-third of respondents back Islamophobic statements as right-wing attitudes gain ground and democratic satisfaction hits the lowest in nearly 25 years
Political and economic crises shake the trust of the people in Germany - and strengthen the tendency to extreme positions. This is also demonstrated by the authoritarianism study. According to this, so many people have a closed, far-right view of the world as it has not been for 14 years.
For the first time since the start of the Leipzig authoritarianism study, Germany's support for democracy has fallen below 90 percent. Especially in the East, the proportion of people with a closed, far-right view of the world is growing.
The acceptance of democracy is fading in Germany – this is the finding of the current edition of the Leipzig Autoritarism Study.
Above all, the election successes of the AfD show a clear trend: prejudices, resentment and right-wing extremism are increasing. What does this mean for democracy?
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