Titlebook: Germany after the Grand Coalition; Governance and Polit Silvia Bolgherini (Assistant Professor of Politica Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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Fertilization in Aquatic Animalsht, September 27, it was clear that the victory margin gained by the Christian Democrats, which later formed a coalition government with the Liberals, was larger than expected. Actually, the overall outcome showed two main features. Instead of a close race, the Social Democratic Party (SPD) experien

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Xiangzhou Xu,Tongxin Zhu,Hongwu Zhang,Lu Gaoocratic Party (SPD), into the second Grand Coalition in the history of the Federal Republic. None of the partners had wanted that alliance, let alone strived for it but the mathematics of the result had allowed nothing else. The familiar alliances of one big and one small party, that is a Red-Green

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Christoph Luetge,Hannes Rusch,Matthias Uhlromises made in the negotiations on a coalition treaty, and the legacy of the former government’s policy decisions. Election manifestos have gained importance, because German parties seem to have discovered—what has become the received wisdom of political campaigning elsewhere.—that trust and strate

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-77924-7he Weimar Republic and Nazism), on one hand. On the other, by the virtues shown by the Federal Republic of Germany over the last sixty years: the extraordinarily widespread support for democracy shown by the political class and the citizens alike; the achievement of an accomplished democracy of poli

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-77922-3hip. Federal governments comprising Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU) and Social Democrats (SPD) have not been popular within the German public. They have been avoided in the Federal Republic’s history as much as possible, and, when actually formed, they have been perceived as a temporary arrangement by

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Conclusionhip. Federal governments comprising Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU) and Social Democrats (SPD) have not been popular within the German public. They have been avoided in the Federal Republic’s history as much as possible, and, when actually formed, they have been perceived as a temporary arrangement by both citizens and political parties.

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Multilevel Party Politics during the Grand CoalitionSocial Democratic Party (SPD) and the Free Democratic Party (FDP). The Greens joined them during the 1980s, while other parties remained insignificant until 1990. Second, the idiosyncratic structure of German federalism has reinforced multilevel connections within the same party system. Compared to