(Ebook) The Berlin Republic German Unification and A Decade of Changes 1st Edition by John Robertson ISBN 0714683280 9780203008980

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ISBN 10: 0714683280
ISBN 13: 9780203008980
Author: John Robertson

(Ebook) The Berlin Republic German Unification and A Decade of Changes 1st Table of contents:

1. The Berlin Republic: German Unification and a Decade of Changes
2. Analysing German Unification: State, Nation and the Quest for Political Community
3. Institutions and Identity: State and Nation
4. The Continuity of German Political Institutions After Unification
5. Exit, Voice and Loyalty: In Search of a New German Identity
6. Conclusions and Implications
7. Notes
8. Historical Consciousness and the Changing of German Political Culture
9. Historical Consciousness
10. Two Societies and Different Pasts
11. Anti-Fascism and National Socialism
12. Political Upheaval and Unification
13. Generations in East and West
14. Generations in the New Federal States
15. Generations in the Old Federal States
16. Patterns of Historical Consciousness in The West
17. Repression
18. Conformity
19. Historical Pessimism
20. Responsibility
21. Idealisation
22. Conclusion: Syndromes of Change and Persistence
23. Foreign Policy and War
24. Prussia's Past and Aesthetics of the ‘New Germany’
25. The Return of the SED?
26. Note
27. Trust in Democratic Institutions in Germany: Theory and Evidence Ten Years After Unification
28. Trust In Institutions
29. Conceptualising Institutional Trust
30. The Empirical Meaning of Institutional Trust
31. Institutional Trust 1984–2000
32. Explaining Institutional Trust
33. Political Values
34. Socialist Ideals
35. Hypothesis 1: Support for socialism as an ideal decreases public trust in Germany's institutions.
36. Post-materialism
37. Hypothesis 2: Post-material values decrease public trust in Germany's institutions.
38. Religious Values
39. Hypothesis 3: Religious values increase public trust in Germany's institutions.
40. Performance
41. Hypothesis 4: Poor performance appraisals reduce trust in institutions.
42. Social Capital
43. Interpersonal Trust
44. Hypothesis 5: The higher citizens' trust in other people the higher their confidence in political institutions.
45. Personal Networks
46. Hypothesis 6a: The larger citizens' networks of strong ties the higher their confidence in political institutions.
47. Hypothesis 6b: The larger citizens' networks of weak ties the higher their confidence in political institutions.
48. Multivariate Analyses
49. Conclusion
50. Appendix
51. Notes
52. The ‘Double’ Public: Germany After Reunification
53. Theory
54. Empirical Analysis
55. Changes in Company Structures
56. The Press Market
57. The Broadcasting Market
58. Results
59. The Journalists: Keepers of Interpretational Culture
60. The Role of Journalists in the Process of Reunification
61. The Role of Journalists After Reunification
62. Views of East German Journalists
63. Results
64. Communication Behaviour of Citizens
65. Quantity of Media Use
66. Quality of Media: Dominance of Private Television Broadcaster in East Germany
67. Quality of Media: Entertainment-Orientation of East German Audiences
68. Results
69. Conclusion
70. The New Media Structures
71. East German Journalists
72. Media Use of East Germans
73. Note
74. The Effects of German Unification on the Federal Chancellor's Decision-Making
75. Instruments and Resources of Leadership
76. Centralisation of Power
77. Secret Governing
78. Corporatist Leadership Styles
79. Matter-for-the-Leader Myth
80. Tele-Politics
81. Instrumentalisation of the Mass Media
82. The Charm of the Resource Called Foreign Policy
83. Conclusion
84. Notes
85. The German Party System —Continuity and Change
86. Four Interpretations of Change
87. Party and Party System Change: Conceptual Framework
88. Polarisation and Blockage?
89. Complete Transfer or Regionally Differentiated Transfer of The West German Party System to The East?"
90. East German Party Organisations as The ‘Vanguards of Change’?
91. Conclusions
92. Notes
93. The Impact of Unification on German Federalism
94. Territorial Changes
95. Constitutional Changes
96. The Federal Level
97. Constitutions in the Länder 6
98. The Lander and European Integration
99. Fiscal Federalism
100. Boundary Reform of The ‘Länder’
101. The Political Party System and Direct Democracy
102. The German Party System
103. Direct Democracy 37
104. Conclusion
105. Notes
106. Local Government and Politics in East Germany
107. East Germany—A Unique Case (Sonderfall) of Institutional Transformation?
108. Institutional Transformation in East Germany: A Case of Exogenous Determination?
109. ‘Endogenous’ Adaptation and Self-Development?
110. Development of Local Democracy and Local Politics
111. Legal Regulation: GDR-Municipal Charter of 17 May 1990
112. The New Municipal Charters of the East German Länder
113. Direct Election of Mayors (and of Landräte)
114. Procedures to Recall the Mayor (and Landrat)
115. Local Referendums
116. Local Democracy in Practice: Local Council Elections
117. Direct Election of Mayors
118. Procedures to ‘Recall’ Mayors by Local Referendum
119. Local Practice in Local Referendums
120. Party Political Cleavage
121. Development of Viable Administrative Structures of Local Government
122. Territorial Reforms
123. Organisational Build-up
124. Personnel Structures
125. Performance of The New Organisational and Personnel Structures of Local Administration
126. Comparative Perspective
127. Note
128. Economic Consequences of German Unification
129. Fiscal Policies
130. Financial Transfers
131. Taxation
132. Fiscal Balance
133. Labour Market Policies
134. Perceptions of Imbalance in Living Standards
135. Conclusion and Outlook
136. Notes
137. A Change of Course? German Foreign and Security Policy After Unification
138. Germany and The Deepening of The European Integration Process
139. Germany and The European Security and Defence Identity (ESDI)
140. Germany and The ‘New Nato’
141. Germany and The Broader Mission Tasks
142. Germany and The Reform of Armed Forces
143. Continuity and Change
144. Notes
145. The Power of Institutions and Norms in Shaping National Answers to Globalisation: German Economic Policy After Unification
146. The Case for Convergence: Globalisation and National Economies4
147. The Case for Divergence: Institutions, Norms and Economic Policy-Making
148. Institutions
149. Norms
150. ‘Soziale Marktwirtschaft’ and Economic Policy in The 1970s and 1980s
151. German Answers to The Pressures of Globalisation in The 1990s
152. Reforms and the ‘Standortdebatte’
153. German Unification and Economic Policy

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