Germany After the 2013 Elections: Breaking the Mould of Post-Unification Politics?

Type:

Book

Author:

Gabriele D’Ottavio; Thomas Saalfeld

Published:

2015

Contents: Introduction: breaking the mould of post-unification German politics?, Gabriele D'Ottavio and Thomas Saalfeld. Part I Policy Environment: A coalition whose time had already passed ... the economic and social policies of the second Merkel government, Reimut Zohlnhofer A new German question? Germany and European integration in historical perspective, Gabriele D'Ottavio Germany, the Euro crisis, and risk management: Europe's reluctant and vulnerable hegemonic power, Kenneth Dyson Germany's foreign policy: challenges and opportunities after the federal election in 2013, Alister Miskimmon and Luuk Molthof. Part II The 2013 Election: Chancellor Merkel, the European debt crisis and the AfD: an analysis of voting behaviour in the 2013 federal election, Matthias Mader and Harald Schoen Party manifestos in representative democracy: strengthening the electoral connection?, Margret Hornsteiner Programmatic change in the two main parties: CDU and SPD on their way to the grand coalition, Uwe Jun and Simon Jakobs The failed struggle for office instead of votes: the Greens, Die Linke and the FDP, Simon T. Franzmann So similar, yet so different: Alternative fur Deutschland and the Pirate Party, Gianfranco Baldini and Silvia Bolgherini Coalition formation and coalition governance after the election of 2013, Thomas Saalfeld. Indexes.

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