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Nursing Standard, 1988
Once the pride of Europe, West Germany is planning to introduce severe cuts to the range and quality of health and social services offered. It argues that the [Illegible Word] proportion of retired people in the population is draining the resources of the tax payers in work.
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Once the pride of Europe, West Germany is planning to introduce severe cuts to the range and quality of health and social services offered. It argues that the [Illegible Word] proportion of retired people in the population is draining the resources of the tax payers in work.
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Review of Policy Research, 1984
Germany, a socially homogenous federation, with a centralized party system, developed close cooperation between governments: central to state and state to state, facilitated by the hobnobbing of bureaucrats and politicians. Tax equalization headed off regional movements, so conflicts were really between parties because party ideologies and programs ...
Werner Jann, Hellmut Wollmann
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Germany, a socially homogenous federation, with a centralized party system, developed close cooperation between governments: central to state and state to state, facilitated by the hobnobbing of bureaucrats and politicians. Tax equalization headed off regional movements, so conflicts were really between parties because party ideologies and programs ...
Werner Jann, Hellmut Wollmann
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2023
AbstractChapter 4 examines how West Germany bargained with nuclear latency as the prospect of Bonn building the bomb hung over Washington and Moscow throughout most of the 1960s. West German leaders exploited the fear of proliferation as a diplomatic lever on three successive occasions from 1961 to 1969.
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AbstractChapter 4 examines how West Germany bargained with nuclear latency as the prospect of Bonn building the bomb hung over Washington and Moscow throughout most of the 1960s. West German leaders exploited the fear of proliferation as a diplomatic lever on three successive occasions from 1961 to 1969.
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Infectious disease in an era of global change
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2021Rachel E Baker +2 more
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The geological history and evolution of West Antarctica
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2020Tom A Jordan +2 more
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