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Oliver Geden on ignorance of right-wing populism

Political scientist Oliver Geden analyses the rise of Switzerland's right-wing populist DCU (Democratic union of the center) party. "Basically, there is little difference between Swiss right-wing populism and Haider's FPÖ in the 1990s. It's just better organised, isn't inclined to radical changes of theme and is focused on a long-term strategy. So why has it gone largely ignored in Germany? Why did Haider's slogans dominate the media while Blocher still doesn't attract this kind of attention? On the one hand it's simply because Switzerland doesn't belong to the EU and its political system is regarded as complex and little dynamic. But it also must have something to do with Germany's specific way of dealing with far-right parties... The alarm bells usually only go off when anti-Semitism or the trivialisation of National Socialism are involved. Haider's FPÖ, whose hard core still perceives itself as part of the 'deutsche Kulturnation', provided plenty of both. With the DCU, on the other hand, you would look in vain for any form of Nazi trivialisation."

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