1st Edition
The West German Model Perspectives on a Stable State
184 Pages
by
Routledge
184 Pages
by
Routledge
184 Pages
by
Routledge
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First Published in 1981. The essential stability of the Federal German Republic was once more confirmed by the outcome of the 1980 election. In other respects too, there was little evidence that Western Germany would emulate the 'crisis situation' affecting other West European states. Yet 'stability' is not an immobile condition, and since it results from the interaction of a number of factors -... Read more
Preface; Chapter 1 The Chancellor and His Part y: Political Leadership in the Federal Republic, William E. Paterson; Chapter 2 Political Culture, Legitimacy and Part icipation, David P. Conradt; Chapter 3 The Politics of Economic Management in West Germany, K. H. F. Dyson; Chapter 4 The Federal Republic — A Conservative Revisionist, Jonathan Story; Chapter 5 Dimensions of West German Foreign Policy, Roger Morgan; Chapter 6 Détente at Work — The Record of Inter-German Relations, Helga Michalsky; Chapter 7 The 1980 Bundestag Election: A Case of ‘Normality’, Geoffrey Pridham; Chapter 8 What the 1980 Election did not Solve, Peter Pulzer; Chapter 9 Rethinking the German Past, Richard J. Evans; Chapter 10 The State, University Reform and the ‘Berufsverbot’, Roger Tilford; Chapter 11 Does West German Democracy Have An ‘Efficient Secret’?, Gordon Smith;
Biography
William E. Paterson, Gordon Smith
