Wiesbaden 1985: Ein Minister in Turnschuhen. Zu Krise und Wandel der Demokratie

from historycast - Was war, was wird? · host Dr. Almut Finck und Dr. Heiner Wember

Die Demokratie sei am Ende, lamentieren viele. Nicht so Paul Nolte. Der renommierte Demokratieforscher sagt: Die Demokratie ist sehr lebendig. Sie hat sich nur gewandelt, ist rauer geworden, ausdifferenzierter, muss ständig neu verhandelt werden, in einer immer unübersichtlicher werdenden Welt.

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