Who's right now? Europe's far-right resurgence fizzles out. (Gazette).
American Prospect, The, February, 2003 by Hill, Steven
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SEVERAL MONTHS AGO, AMERICAN journals--mainstream and progressive both--were filled with alarm about the rise of the far right in Europe. But recent election results in Germany, Sweden, Austria and elsewhere make clear that the panic button was pushed prematurely.
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In Germany, the coalition of Social Democrats and the Greens eked out a close victory in September. In Sweden, the ruling Social Democrats scored an unexpected victory, handily beating the predictions of the pollsters. Recent elections also saw center-left governments take the reins in Poland, Hungary and the Czech ...
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