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TURKIYE FOREIGN MINISTER H.E. HAKAN FIDAN makes a sterling and one too obvious a point : '' Global Governance System is going through a very turbulent period. '' And for !WOW! that's so very true.

POLITICAL RADICALISM SITS UNEASILY within the paradigm of mainstream politics. Interestingly, this phenomenon has increasingly manifested among the entire world's middle classes.

The lineage of both left and right ideological extremes can be traced to historical junctures, Left-wing radicalism finds its genesis in the 18th century French Revolution and right-wing extremism in the ascent of Nazism in 1930s Germany in both instances, the working classes served primarily as foot soldiers.

They were mobilised by middle class concepts and aspirations. The French Revolution was animated by the theories of 'enlightened' middle-class intellectuals and Nazism was built upon convoluted race theories conceived by middle-class thinkers.

In 18th century France, radical philosophies emerged from an ascending and fledgling middle class that felt its economic and social progress impeded by the remnants of the ancient regime, such as decadent monarchs landed nobility and an exploitative clergy.

These were overthrown through blood upheaval, driven largely by downtrodden mobs. However, when this triumph's middle-class architects attempted to translate their radical philosophies into governance, they plunged their nations into further turmoil.

This instability was checked by the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, who established a dictatorship. The resultant political trajectory finally matured into the secular democratic system that endures in France till today.

The maturation was a synthesis of clashing ideas, crystallised by an overwhelming need for moderation and stability in a country that had been turned on its head.

By the 1930s, Europe's middle class was expanding its influence within this evolving arrangement .

But the arrangement was suddenly unsettled by the expansion of socialist movements following the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. As socialist ideologies gained political traction among the growing working classes, the middle class began to experience severe insecurity.

They felt they were being squeezed between entrenched elites and increasingly acting working class constituencies.

In Germany, this middle class anxieties manifested as hostility toward democracy. It began being blamed for Germany's economic ruin, military humiliation and the perceived infiltration of communism.

To the middle classes, communism threatened the socio-economic hierarchy through which their own aspirations were sustained.

As a result, in 1933, a significant portion of the German middle class cast its ballots for Adolf Hitler's radical far-right Nazi party, viewing it as a bulwark against communism.

Many middle-class intellectuals, professionals and jurists aligned themselves with traditional economic and religious elites to elevate a fanatic to power.

But Hitler's ensuing radical agenda plunged Germany into catastrophic warfare and widespread devastation, underscoring the destructive capacity of radicalism when integrated into mainstream statecraft.

Political radicalism in mainstream politics often operates through a self-consuming dynamic, ultimately destroying the very leaders and movements that champion it.

According to American political scientists Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, when radical movements enter the political mainstream, their rejection of political norms invites counter-mobilisation and their own downfall.

Radical actors trigger a chain reaction that eventually dismantles their power, fractures their movements, and leaves them vulnerable to judicial and political prosecution.

Levitsky and Ziblatt suggest that the main problem with bringing radical ideas into mainstream politics is that they simply do not work with normal governance or the art of working together.

The Honour and Serving of the Latest Global Operational Research on Politics, Radicalism, Political absolutism, continues. !WOW! thanks Nadeem F. Paracha and Dawn.

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