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The end of the people's parties is due, among other things, to the evolution of society and democracy, which caused the CDU and SPD to lose this status: '''diversification and optimization'''. These developments cause interests to fray, which in turn are limited by power politics. Because only their own majorities can govern and not completely diametrically opposed coalition partners. Similar parties tend to cannibalize each other. And division only leads to loss of power. -- In the case of the surviving parties, the interactions lead to adjustments in the proportion of votes. In the long term, new notable impulses are more likely to come from disruptive events such as wars, natural disasters (climate change -> damage reduction, migration management), and technological revolutions. | The end of the people's parties is due, among other things, to the evolution of society and democracy, which caused the CDU and SPD to lose this status: '''diversification and optimization'''. These developments cause interests to fray, which in turn are limited by power politics. Because only their own majorities can govern and not completely diametrically opposed coalition partners. Similar parties tend to cannibalize each other. And division only leads to loss of power. -- In the case of the surviving parties, the interactions lead to adjustments in the proportion of votes. In the long term, new notable impulses are more likely to come from disruptive events such as wars, natural disasters (climate change -> damage reduction, migration management), and technological revolutions. | ||
Population aging and economic transformations are difficult to manage. As slow and long-running dynamics they are less attractive for political leaders but not less important. If these topics get ignored, they build up critically. They should be addressed in strategies of national security to avoid blockade between parties. | '''Population aging and economic transformations are difficult to manage. As slow and long-running dynamics they are less attractive for political leaders but not less important. If these topics get ignored, they build up critically. They should be addressed in strategies of national security to avoid blockade between parties.''' | ||
A member of the Pirate Party once said a remarkable sentence: "If our political goals are implemented, it doesn't matter what happens to our party." (Anyone who sees traces of ''fateful'' irony here may keep them. The message counts.) | A member of the Pirate Party once said a remarkable sentence: "If our political goals are implemented, it doesn't matter what happens to our party." (Anyone who sees traces of ''fateful'' irony here may keep them. The message counts.) | ||