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Germany's populist disruptors and the “politics of fluidity”

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Germany's populist challengers significantly influence party competition, yet face systemic barriers to government formation.
The article identifies right-wing populism's growth through the Alternative für Deutschland amidst political fragmentation.
Political fluidity contrasts with the older politics of centrality, impacting stability in the German party system.
The potential for a right-wing populist government in Germany remains limited compared to other European democracies.

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This analysis highlights the rise of populist parties in Germany, particularly the AfD, indicating systemic challenges in governance.

Charles Lees (2025) studied this question.

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