Titlebook: Developments in German Politics 2; Gordon Smith (Emeritus Professor of Government),Wi Textbook 1996Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Economic Management and the Challenge of Reunificationrmany has been delaying difficult decisions on the reform of its social market order. The collapse of industrial firms with household names has furthermore led to a pervasive feeling that the German economic constitution is under threat. Of course the higher growth of the late 1980s in West Germany,

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German Welfare and Social Citizenshipble distractions that this process provoked, social policy has now entered a new phase, with the return to a search for resolution of chronic concerns that have centred on the modernisation of the system. It is argued here that the ultimate outcome will be a revised understanding of social citizensh

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-61779-325-7al actors. Until the attainment of sovereignty in 1955, when the Federal Republic joined NATO, it was in the words of Peter Katzenstein (1987) only a ‘semi-sovereign state’, over which the Western Allies had a major influence on policy. The last remnants of these Allied rights, concerning Berlin and

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Isolation of Subsets of Immune Cellsnusually, the prognosis was remarkably consistent: reunification posed an ‘a(chǎn)cid test’ (Benz, 1991; Gunlicks and Voigt, 1991; Hesse and Renzsch, 1990; Klatt, 1993) that the federal system was unlikely to pass unscathed. The task of integrating the new L?nder of eastern Germany would strain and, in al