What are the prospects for Poland's radical right Confederation?

Poland's October election saw the unexpected success of a strongly pro-free market and nationalist radical right challenger to the ruling party. However, as Aleks Szczerbiak writes, the new grouping's youthful, anti-establishment core electorate is notoriously fickle, and its ideological eclecticism - and the presence of highly controversial personalities among its leaders - makes it an unstable political construct.