The Program for the Study of Germany and Europe - Archive

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5.5 A House Divided: Employers & the Challenge to Pattern Bargaining in a United Germany

1995 – Stephen J. Silvia

5.4 The Politics of Retrospective Justice in Germany & the Czech Republic

1995 – Susan E. Scarrow and Jonathan Stein

5.2 The Path to European Integration: A Historical Institutionalist Perspective

1995 – Paul Pierson

5.1 Central Bank Independence, Sectoral Interest, & the Wage Bargain

1995 – Robert J. Franzese

04.2 Democratic Contestation, Accountability, and Citizen Satisfaction at the Regional Level

2004 – Endre M. Tvinnereim

04.1 The “New World Order”: From Unilateralism to Cosmopolitanism

2004 – Jürgen Neyer and Jeffrey Herf

4.9 Ontology, Context, & Chance: Three Exit Routes from Communism

1994 – Jadwiga Staniszkis

4.8 Towards Explaining Anti-Foreign Violence in Germany

1994 – Jens Alber

4.7 Hanging Together, Falling Apart: Self-Understandings of German Society from 1800 to the Present

1994

4.6 Partisan Strategies & Supply-Side Policies in Industrialized Nations, 1960-1990

1994 – Carles Boix

4.5 Knowledge-Bearing Elites & Industrial Performance in France & Germany

1994 – J. Nicholas Ziegler

4.4 Central Bank Independence & Coordinated Wage Bargaining: Their Interaction in Germany & Europe

1994 – Peter A. Hall

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