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Katherine R. Bonson,Matthew Baggottich also sets down certain social responsibilities in the ., Social constitutional state) and a federal system of government. The practice of all three principles has evolved over the period since 1949. In the case of federalism the changes have been particularly great and have led some observers to

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Mitsuharu Yoshiyama,Hidehiro Kakizakit a complete breakdown of the existing model. A number of developments combined to cause an upheaval in the party landscape. Firstly, a realignment of the established parties saw the FDP defecting from the thirteen-year-old Social-Liberal coalition with the SPD in 1982 to form a centre-right governm