Titlebook: Germany since Unification; The Development of t Klaus Larres (Reader in Politics) Book 2001Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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The German Question, 1945–95mon to Anglo-Soviet interests during the war — the need to contain Germany and to devise the best means of preventing the revival of a strong, aggressive Germany — became rapidly overshadowed by what divided them: all the Cold War issues. In Germany and among the western allies divergent interpretat

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Germany in 1989: the Development of a Revolutione breaching of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989, the collapse of the GDR and its merger with West Germany on 3 October 1990. Even when the West German government took over as the main initiator of constitutional changes after the election of a free and democratic government in the GDR in March 199

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The German Party System since Unification Bundestag (federal parliament) election in 1949 produced a fragmented multiparty array but also established the Christian Democrats (CDU) and Social Democrats (SPD) as pre-eminent contenders for power. By 1953, in part due to the national application of the five per cent minimum for the proportiona

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German Federalism in the 1990s: On the Road to a ‘Divided Polity’?e-unification Federal Republic can absorb the shock of incorporating the new L?nder of the former GDR. Some, most recently Douglas Webber (1995), have identified a high capacity for adaptation in the structures and traditions of the ‘old’ Federal Republic and for accommodating the former GDR without

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Racial Exclusionism in the New Germanyof exclusion vary from one state to another and depend upon the national traditions existing within an individual nation-state and the system of government. Obviously, a dictatorship like the one which existed in Germany between 1933 and 1945 will behave in a much more extreme way than any contempor

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The German Model and European Integrationapter is confined to the economic, fiscal, monetary, social and anti-trust policy aspects of the German model and European integration. The basic argument will be that a number of features of the German economy have already been adopted, or would lend themselves to adoption, at the European level.

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Believing in the Miracle Cure: The Economic Transition Process in Germany and East-Central Europey as yet untold: ‘[A former state socialist country] was poor, then it chose capitalism, then as a result it became rich’ (adopted from McCloskey, 1990: 26). Faced with an uncertain future, this prophecy proved compellingly seductive. It intuitively appealed to policy-makers confronted with the afte

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Germany’s Security Policy Dilemmas: NATO, the WEU and the OSCEnse of the Bundesrepublik Deutschland (BRD) to the new responsibilities placed on it by the ending of the east—west conflict and with it, of the ‘short’ twentieth century (Hobsbawm, 1994)? What is the wider significance for Europe of post-war Germany’s foreign and security policies? Bonn’s evolving