A. James McAdams is a Departmental Fellow at the Kellogg Institute for International Studies and Associate Professor of Government and International Relations at the University of Notre Dame.
"A masterly and elegantly written account of the interweaving of
domestic politics and inter-German relations."
*International Affairs*
". . . a notable analysis of the two Germanys and how they became
one."
*Publishers Weekly*
". . . comprehensive coverage and first-rate analysis of the
intricate East-West German relationship in the 1970's and
80's."
*Choice*
"A. James McAdams' excellent book is above all the story of the two
Germanies' forty-year history with each other. . . . Using a
plethora of interviews and other primary sources, McAdams presents
a story unavailable elsewhere."
*The Historian*
"Well documented and consistently rigorous, McAdams' study points
out the immense challenges that remain before a liberal democratic
Germany can be created."
*Orbis*
"An outstanding analysis of the changing relations between East and
West Germany."
*Osteuropa*
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