The German polity
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The German polity
Longman, 1996
6th ed
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Includes bibliographical references ( p. 315-329) and index
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Description
This introduction to German politics explores the complex structural challenges faced by this nation since the end of World War II. This edition covers the aftermath of unification, including economic, ecological, cultural and political developments in the unified Germany. It provides students with a detailed look at the political institutions and systems of the German government, as well as up-to-date coverage of the Welfare State in transition, including health care and welfare reform. Also new to this edition is a discussion of the 1994 election and expanded coverage of Germany's international role.
Table of Contents
1. The Historical Setting. 2. The German Revolution of 1989-1990 and Its Aftermath. 3. The Social and Economic Setting. 4. Political Culture, Participation, and Civil Liberties. 5. The Party System and the Representation of Interests. 6. Elections and Voting Behavior. 7. Policymaking Institutions I: Parliament and Executive. 8. Policymaking Institutions II: Administration, Semipublic Institutions, and Courts. 9. Subnational Units: Federalism and Local Government. 10. Conclusion: The Unified German Polity Faces the Future. Appendix: The Basic Law of the Federal Republic.
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