20% of Germans advocate revolution - 'globalisation is fueling dissent'
- 7 years ago
Twenty percent of Germans believe that their current living conditions won't be improved by reforms and only a revolution can reshape society. That's according to a study released by the Free University of Berlin.
For more on the topic RT crosses live to Prof Dr Werner J. Patzelt Chair of Political Systems and Comparative Politics at the Dresden University of Technology, Head of the Institute of Political Science.
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For more on the topic RT crosses live to Prof Dr Werner J. Patzelt Chair of Political Systems and Comparative Politics at the Dresden University of Technology, Head of the Institute of Political Science.
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