In an interview with Skavlan SVT, who Current showed an excerpt on Monday, announces Jimmie Åkesson that he will start working as leader of the SD again after March 31.
It sounds almost as divided party leadership.
Ann-Cathrine Jungar
Ann Chatrine ples, researching the right-wing populist parties, indicate that voter support for SD were not affected by Åkesson’s absence, but continued rise in the polls. In contrast, she believes that the internal dynamics of the lot may have changed for good.
– It may be that some have taken the opportunity to advance their positions when Akesson been away, says Jungar.
Previously Akesson the face, former party secretary Björn Söder was the organizer and team leader Mattias Karlsson, who stood in as party leader, was ideologist, according Jungar. In January this year took Richard Jomshof over as party secretary.
Another contributing factor to potential shifts in power may be that the party has grown and therefore there are several new SD MPs.
In the interview in Skavlan said Åkesson not going to start working at full force right away.
– There should be a gradual return where I might focus primarily on working with the party’s inner life and start participating more in meetings, says Akesson including in the interview.
According Jungar it may be a sign that Akesson will not have as much influence in the party as he had before sick leave, and that Karlsson will, to retain some of the information he had during Åkesson’s absence.
– It almost sounds like shared party leadership, if it gets Mattias Karlsson, who may continue to bear part of the role, says Jungar.
To Akesson been gone without voter support declined suggest that SD has an organization that is not dependent on the party leader, and thus different party from the most right-wing populist parties in Europe, according Jungar.
– Previously it was thought that the these parties are always so bound by a charismatic leader, but it is not always longer, says Jungar.
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