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concept-2605	none	The Authoritarian Roots of Contemporary Populist Movements: Explaining the Rise of the Alternative für Deutschland	2021	28	.pdf	application/pdf	8661	339	43	In his discussion of the origins of Populism, Müller briefly touches on, though not necessarily subscribing to, the idea that “…Social Democratic parties have abandoned the task of offering a real alternative to neoliberalism; their convergence on a ‘Third Way’ reinforced the 12 sense among voters that they were being offered ‘elections without choice’…” such that electors had little choice in whether neoliberal principles were being applied by most political parties across the board in most modernized democracies (53). Most authors concur that the battles for the party leadership have dragged it further to the right politically and shifted the party’s focus 19 from economic threats to cultural threats in the form of the refugee crisis, upon which the party’s present-day success hinges.	cache/concept-2605.pdf	txt/concept-2605.txt