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IMF Working Papers, 1992 This paper deals with the privatization, restructuring, and liquidation of East German industrial firms. A partnership model is suggested for privatization where the Government’s property trust (Treuhandanstait (THA)) is made a silent partner of the private investors.
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Turkish Vector of German Policy in the Middle East
Vestnik RUDN. International Relations, 2014 The article considers the Middle East policy of modern Germany, taking Turkish vector as an example. The foreign EU policy in the Middle East, as a whole and cooperation of modern Germany with Turkey in attempt to join the European Union are examined ...
A A Dvoryadkina, E F Chernenko
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“RULE OF LAW” AND “SOCIAL MARKET ECONOMY”
Iustinianus Primus Law Review, 2019 As the title of my keynote indicates, I will attempt, firstly, to retrace, in a few moves, the integration of the German Democratic Republic (hereafter referred to as DDR, the German abbreviation of Deutsche Demokratische Republik) into the Federal ...
Otmar Seul
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The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1997
Germany was divided into two parts after World War II. The closed border and a nonconvertible currency in the Eastern part were the factors that did not allow a drug market to develop. Alcohol and medicaments were used as substitute drugs. Since Germany was reunified 5 years ago, there are now the same conditions prevailing for the procurement and sale
J, Dressler, E, Müller
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Germany was divided into two parts after World War II. The closed border and a nonconvertible currency in the Eastern part were the factors that did not allow a drug market to develop. Alcohol and medicaments were used as substitute drugs. Since Germany was reunified 5 years ago, there are now the same conditions prevailing for the procurement and sale
J, Dressler, E, Müller
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2017
The case of East Germany raises the question of why religion and church, which had fallen to an unprecedentedly low level after four decades of suppression, have not recovered since 1989. The repressive church politics of the SED were undoubtedly the decisive factor in the unique process of minoritizing churches in the GDR.
Detlef Pollack, Gergely Rosta
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The case of East Germany raises the question of why religion and church, which had fallen to an unprecedentedly low level after four decades of suppression, have not recovered since 1989. The repressive church politics of the SED were undoubtedly the decisive factor in the unique process of minoritizing churches in the GDR.
Detlef Pollack, Gergely Rosta
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Europe-Asia Studies, 2001
SINCE 1949 THE LEITMOTIF of the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) has been stability at home and in Europe.1 It has practised contrition and reconciliation as a matter of deep conviction and official policy. It does not seek to challenge American predominance in Europe, but rather to reinforce it. This has not changed even though Germany has become the
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SINCE 1949 THE LEITMOTIF of the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) has been stability at home and in Europe.1 It has practised contrition and reconciliation as a matter of deep conviction and official policy. It does not seek to challenge American predominance in Europe, but rather to reinforce it. This has not changed even though Germany has become the
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