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Study Urges Green Party to Streamline Leadership and Sharpen Communication

Researchers warn that the Greens have fallen behind coalition partners in shaping policy debates through slower, more cautious messaging

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Katharina Dröge und Britta Haßelmann von den Grünen
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Overview

  • The Heinrich-Böll Foundation commissioned Arne Jungjohann to assess the Greens’ post-election performance and recommend reforms
  • The report identifies unclear leadership structures between the federal party, parliamentary group and cabinet ministers as a primary weakness
  • It highlights that FDP and SPD parliamentarians outpaced the Greens in publicly framing key coalition negotiation outcomes
  • Authors note that a lack of structured exchange among traffic-light coalition party leaders weakened the Greens’ influence on shared narratives
  • The study calls on the Greens to adopt a communication strategy that is faster, clearer and more to the point to reclaim narrative control