Many extremist organisations exist and operate in democratic societies. Some get banned by democratic authorities; others don’t. Why? Using data on far-right organisations from Germany, Michael Zeller explains why governments ban only some of the organisations working to undermine Germany’s constitutional democracy
Assistant Professor in Comparative Politics, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München
Michael has co-led funded projects relating to far-right socio-politics, most recently including the European Violent Right-Wing Extremism Monitoring project, grant HOME/2023/OP/0004.
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