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COUNTERURBANIZATION IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY∗
Professional Geographer, 1986Since Berry argued in 1976 that counterurbanization had replaced urbanization in the U.S., a debate has ensued as to whether the phenomenon also exists in Western Europe. Proponents of a developmental theory of counterurbanization contend that the phenomenon should be evident in countries which have achieved a very high level of socioeconomic ...
Thomas Kontuly
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Selenium Deficiency in the Federal Republic of Germany
Biological Trace Element Research, 1988A mean selenium of .123 mg/kg dry wt was observed in 195 samples of agricultural soils, and a mean of .158 mg Se/kg dry wt in 304 samples of grassland soils collected at 354 sites in various regions of the Federal Republic of Germany. For grassland soil, a north/south gradient of Se concentrations was observed.
W, Hartfiel, N, Bahners
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The Federal Republic of Germany
1991Throughout its history, the trading position in international markets has been a central economic parameter for the Federal Republic of Germany. From the very beginning, West German economic policy has been internationally orientated. One of the guiding ideas was that the country is poorly endowed with raw materials and has to earn the foreign exchange
Michael Krüger, Alfred Pfaller
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Rabies in the Federal Republic of Germany
Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 1982During the present epizootic (sylvatic rabies), rabies has been present in the Federal Republic since 1950. In general rabies incidence is lower in the low lying land of the north and west. In the central Federal Republic, rabies incidence is higher east of the Rhine than to the west.
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The Federal Republic of Germany
2021Abstract This chapter looks at the German system of judicial review of the constitutionality of legislation, which has been borrowed by virtually all of the civil law countries in the world as being the one that is the most compatible with their legal system.
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2019
Pingel contrasts textbook publishing practices in West Germany and the former GDR and traces their development in the years following reunification. The debate focusses primarily on the depiction of the GDR in textbooks and comparison to the years under National Socialism.
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Pingel contrasts textbook publishing practices in West Germany and the former GDR and traces their development in the years following reunification. The debate focusses primarily on the depiction of the GDR in textbooks and comparison to the years under National Socialism.
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The Federal Republic of Germany
1977The divorce law currently in force (1975) in the Federal Republic of Germany is determined by the Marriage Law of 1946, Law no. 16 of the Control Commission, and is based on the guilt principle. Reform of this law has been on the public agenda for some years, and in particular a continuous discussion has taken place since 1970, when the Minister of ...
Walter F. Murphy, Joseph Tanenhaus
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The Federal Republic of Germany
1990Abstract The West German pattern of component unit-central government interaction in international relations is among the most complex of those considered in this volume. The FRG, like the United States and the UK, is a major international actor. With most of the countries we have chosen to study, West Germany shares the need to trade
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