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Unification and the policy predicament in Germany
Economic Modelling, 1996Abstract We argue that wages have increased so far ahead of labour productivity in east Germany as to produce a problem that will continue to hound German policy-makers for the next two decades. Despite rapid rates of capital accumulation (around 9%) and growth (around 5%) in east Germany over the coming 10 years, our estimates show that even if wage
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Russian Politics & Law, 1998
The impact of German unification and its consequences will be long felt in international development and in world politics and economics. Whether we realize this sufficiently is another question.
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The impact of German unification and its consequences will be long felt in international development and in world politics and economics. Whether we realize this sufficiently is another question.
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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1959
No fundamental change is expected in the Ger man foreign policy on the basic issue of the reunification of Germany. New aspects of the German problem are: the Soviet threat re Berlin, the Soviet proposal for a draft peace treaty for Germany, the May 1959 East-West conference of foreign ministers and conditional arrangement for a summit meeting ...
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No fundamental change is expected in the Ger man foreign policy on the basic issue of the reunification of Germany. New aspects of the German problem are: the Soviet threat re Berlin, the Soviet proposal for a draft peace treaty for Germany, the May 1959 East-West conference of foreign ministers and conditional arrangement for a summit meeting ...
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The Sexual Unification of Germany
Journal of the History of Sexuality, 2004Until the Wende, or "turning point," in 1989 the two Germanys appeared to harbor diametrically opposed and mutually hostile attitudes to sexuality. West Germans (the Federal Republic of Germany, or FRG), saw the German Democratic Republic, or GDR, as backward, repressed, and nonerotic, while people in the GDR associated Western capitalism with ...
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Anti-Semitism and Xenophobia in Germany after Unification.
Social Forces, 1998Since unification, Germany has undergone profound changes, including the reawakening of xenophobic hate crime, anti-Semitic incidents, and racist violence. This book will present the most recent findings on German public opinion, private attitudes, official policies, and right wing political developments. It will examine the dimensions, sources of, and
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Unification of Germany in 1990
Geographical Review, 1991Unification of East and West Germany was achieved peacefully in 1990. Agreements on international problems of the eastern boundary, military alliances, size of military forces, and foreign troops were codified in a treaty signed on 12 September by the four post-World War II occupying powers and the two Germanies.
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Germany's Unification Strategy and Korea's Unification Perspectives
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012The Korean separation and possible unification remains at the centre of the South Korean political agenda and is influencing International Relations on a global scale as well. Consequentially, the debate focuses mainly on security issues from an IR perspective.
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Unification of urologic health care in Germany
Urology, 1995I t is well known that standards in health care differ widely among developed countries of North America and Europe and in Japan in contrast to cbuntries in other parts of the world. Although this dilemma has been brought to our attention almost daily for many years, only recently have urologic initiatives focused on this increasing humanitarian ...
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Faust, Germany, and Unification
South Central Review, 1995"Deutschland ist Hamlet," as the poet Ferdinand Freiligrath had it in a classicalage of dividedness, the decades of romantic Angst prior to the outbreak of the revolution in March of 1848: neither a state nor a nation, Germany seemed unable to come to grips with the crimes of the past, haunted by medieval ghosts, while cultivating a precious inaction ...
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