Die grüne Macht

In a time when the political landscape is in upheaval and traditional parties are crumbling, the Greens have unexpectedly become a bastion of stability, responsible and serious. Habeck and Baerbock are the stars of German politics, promising to provide answers to the megaproblems of the 21st century. Even the chancellery is within reach. But do their concepts actually work? Are they really saving the world? The insights from Green expert Schulte are surprising: While the party leadership presents itself as combative and radical, in reality, it carefully ensures that it does not overwhelm its clientele. And that clientele is no longer just the hardcore eco-activists in overalls or wool sweaters, but all of us.

This book provides an assessment of the Green success, close-up, precise, and entertaining. Green expert Ulrich Schulte writes not only about the party and its successful personnel but also about the middle-class environments that support them. He holds up a mirror to the Greens, as well as to their voters, confronting them with their contradictions.