Introduction
Carl Lankowski
Chapter 1. Calvinism and Democracy: The Case of
the Dutch Republic (1555-1787)
Philip S. Gorski
Chapter 2. Liberalization and Democratization
in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Germany in Comparative
Perspective
Thomas Ertman
Chapter 3. Germany on the Global Stage: The
U.S.-German Relationship After Unification
Karen Donfried
Chapter 4. The Politics of Adapting Organized
Capitalism: United Germany, The New Europe, and Globalization
Christopher S. Allen
Chapter 5. The "Storm Before the Calm": Labor
Markets, Unemployment, and Standort Deutschland
Michael G. Huelshoff
Chapter 6. The Bundesrat, Interest Groups, and
Gridlock: German Federalism at the End of the Twentieth Century
Stephen J. Silvia
Chapter 7. Fahrvergnügen on the Datenbahn:
Germany Confronts the Information Age
Beth Simone Noveck
Chapter 8. Engineered Like No Other: German
Society and the Automobile
Carolyn Höfig
Chapter 9. Globalization, Gender, and the
German Welfare State: The Maldistributive Consequences of
Retrenchment
Patricia Davis and Simon Reich
Chapter 10. Grace? Under Pressure? The
Goldhagen Controversy After Two Years
Jeremiah M. Riemer
List of Contributors
Carl Lankowski is Coordinator of European Area Studies at the Foreign Services Institute, Arlington, Virginia.
"... addresses a wide array of issues that are central to the study of German history and contemporary politics and society, and it does so in a way that is conceptually interesting, innovative, and provocative." · German Politics and Society "The book is rich and merits attention from people working in the area." · Economic and Industrial Democracy
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