14 Jun 2019
28m

Part 5: Can Liberal Democracy Survive in Europe?

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The Daily

The podcast explores the state of democracy in Europe, particularly focusing on the rise of nationalist and populist movements. It examines the European Union elections and their implications, highlighting the gains made by nationalist parties in countries like France and Italy, while also noting the strong performance of the Green Party in Germany. The podcast further investigates the reasons behind the rejection of liberal values by some Europeans, such as economic stagnation, cultural displacement, and perceived threats to national identity. It raises questions about whether liberal democracy is adequately addressing the needs and concerns of ordinary people and whether the current system can sustain the European Union.

Outlines

Part 1: Context, Populism in Germany

Part 2: Social Issues, Majority Rule

Part 3: Election Analysis, Regional Impact

Part 4: Conclusion, Future Outlook

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