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The Policy of the Middle Way: Germany since 1990middle way’, that is, a position in the middle between the extreme poles of Scandinavian welfare capitalism and Anglo-American liberal capitalism.. The trademark of the ‘middle way’ is an unusual mix of policies of conservative-reformist, social democratic and liberal complexion:

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Beyond Semi-Sovereignty?: Economic Governance in Germanyield, made a number of key interventions in other areas of contemporary German Studies, including some seminal insights into the study of economic governance in Germany. On a more applied level, this has taken the form of writing regular reports for some 13 years on business and economic policy in G

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Government and Industry Relationsain, Germany and at the European Union (EU) level as part of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) initiative on government and industry relations (today it would be called a programme). This led to a book (Grant, Paterson and Whitston, 1988) and a number of other publications among which

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Does Congruence Matter? Germany and Britain in the European Unionoint was doctoral research at the London School of Economics on the German Social Democratic Party’s conversion in the 1950s to a policy of support for integration (Paterson, 1974). Subsequently this interest broadened to include wider aspects of Germany’s European diplomacy, including bilateral rel

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European Leadership in Transition: Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozyan Treaty of 1963, although having little direct institutional effect, further ensconced the expectation that leaders would direct Europe. The emergence of regularised summits in the 1970s, allowed leaders to set European agendas, free of the constraints of direct democratic accountability. Because

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The , Revisiteddevelopments which have ensured that British-German defence relations have been characterised by elements of divergence rather than the closeness which defined their relationship during the Cold War. First, the end of the centrality of NATO in security and defence policy after the fall of the Berlin

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contributors explore these histories within the idea of ‘semi-sovereignty‘: a set of constraints on the German state‘s power within the external constraints of Germany‘s multilateral commitments.978-0-230-29722-7