PRIME Fellow at FU Berlin/WZB Berlin Social Science Center
Protest | political participation | representation | European politics | computational social science
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🧠 Protest (non-)mobilization
✊ Party-movement dynamics
⚖️ Political realignment in two-dimensional issue space
And 🙏 to Priska Daphi, @jacobgunderson.bsky.social , @sophiahunger.bsky.social, @dasalgon.bsky.social, @kanol.bsky.social and @tevoelker.bsky.social
🧠 Protest (non-)mobilization
✊ Party-movement dynamics
⚖️ Political realignment in two-dimensional issue space
And 🙏 to Priska Daphi, @jacobgunderson.bsky.social , @sophiahunger.bsky.social, @dasalgon.bsky.social, @kanol.bsky.social and @tevoelker.bsky.social
Protest sympathizers held economically left + culturally nationalist views.
But no major party or union spoke to both.
Except... one 👀
➡️ Enter: Sahra Wagenknecht (not yet BSW)
🧩 Her left-nationalist policy package matched the protest potential —
📢 And actually mobilized it.
Protest sympathizers held economically left + culturally nationalist views.
But no major party or union spoke to both.
Except... one 👀
➡️ Enter: Sahra Wagenknecht (not yet BSW)
🧩 Her left-nationalist policy package matched the protest potential —
📢 And actually mobilized it.
What we find:
➡️ Huge sympathy for protest goals
➡️ Very little actual participation
➡️ Traditional actors (existing parties and labor unions) failed to mobilize
What we find:
➡️ Huge sympathy for protest goals
➡️ Very little actual participation
➡️ Traditional actors (existing parties and labor unions) failed to mobilize