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Yuval Shahara. During these years of living abroad, first in Ottawa and then Toronto, he had only returned to his homeland once for a two-month furlough; time and money had not allowed for more. Thus, in 1959, his pent-up longing to be back home led him and my mother on a trip through Germany and Austria to rev

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Rodrigo Bonacin,Cédric Pruski,Marcos Da Silveiraore obsessed with debating their country’s normalcy than the Germans.. Ever since the opening of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 and the unification of the two German states only one year later in October 1990, the realist theme of normalcy has formed a constant undercurrent to almost every signifi

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Reinhard Hatko,Joachim Baumeister,Volker Belli,Frank Pupperticular, and contrasting this with the available academic literature, we thought that we were witnessing complex, subtle and potentially far-reaching processes of change which were not sufficiently well captured by available approaches. Well into the second half of the 1990s the overwhelming majori

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Raphael Bahati,Stacey Guy,Femida Gwadry-Sridharant changes. Once the ‘. of Europe’ (Le Gloannec, 1998, p. 21), Germany has become increasingly reluctant in supporting the progressive implementation of key projects of European integration. The most recent example is the refusal of the German government to adhere to a strict interpretation of the

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Jose M. Juarez,Manuel Campos,Antonio Gomariz,Antonio Morales rule for what they consider to be a sustainable and proper monetary aggregate with the ultimate goal of controlling inflation in the long run and possibly influencing the level of output and employment in the short run. Central banks have these ultimate goals, but they only have direct control over