The Program for the Study of Germany and Europe - Archive

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9.2 Do Too Many Chefs Really Spoil the Broth? The European Commission, Bureaucratic Politics and European Integration

1999 – Jacques C.E. Hymans

9.1 Policies, Markets and Urban Governance in the New Europe

1999 – Jeffrey M. Sellers

8.6 The Goldkrieg: Revaluing the Bundesbank's Reserves and the Politics of EMU

1998 – Mark Duckenfield

8.5 De Gaulle and Europe: Historical Revision and Social Science Theory

1998 – Andrew Moravcsik

8.4 Rendering the Contingent Necessary: New Labour's Neo-Liberal Conversion and the Discourse of Globalisation

1998 – Colin Hay and Matthew Watson

8.3 Interrogating Institutionalism Interrogating Institutions: Beyond 'Calculus' and 'Cultural' Approaches

1998 – Colin Hay and Daniel Wincott

8.2 Greece & the European Agenda: EU Enlargement and European Monetary Union

1998 – Constantine Papadopoulos

8.1 Germany's European Policy: A Constructivist Perspective

1998 – Thomas Banchoff

7.9 Path Dependence, Increasing Returns, and the Study of Politics

1997 – Paul Pierson

7.8 Beyond the Union of Social Unions: Civil Society, Political Society, and Liberal Individuality in Wilhelm von Humboldt and John Stuart Mill

1997 – Steven Young

7.7 On Incentives in Technology Policymaking: What the EU Can Learn from U.S. Developments

1997 – Wolfgang Gick

7.6 Recent Changes in European Welfare State Services: A Comparison of Child Care Politics in the U.K., Sweden, Germany, and the Netherlands

1997 – Jet Bussemaker

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