In the Coronavirus pandemic, the Swiss People’s Party is still walking a very fine line between being in government and performing the role of an opposition.
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Coronavirus’s challenge for Swiss People’s Party: “Once you’ve found success as an outside agitator, what do you do when you are part of the establishment?
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Swiss People’s Party is one of the most successful radical right populist parties in Western Europe since 1990s. But will internal issues limit its rise?
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What is populism, a contested topics in public realm and academia? Is it a behavior, an idea, a political approach? Matthijs Rooduijn offers a way forward.
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As Switzerland faces Coronavirus, “pragmatic solutions replace ideological disputes. Populist rhetoric and political attacks give way to unity and solidarity.”
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“With resignation of Albert Rösti, the Swiss People’s Party is looking for a new president. It is proving an arduous process to find a viable candidate.”
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