Add to ORKGGerman Elections in September 2002 have not changed the composition of the government coalition (Social Democrats and Greens), but has influenced the situation in Bundestag. Christian Democrats are stronger than before. The process of deconcentration of the traditional German party system („two and half party“), which began in 1983, ended. It is likely that in the future governments composed of Social Democrats (SPD) with Greens (maybe with the Party of Democratic Socialism) on the one hand will alternate with Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU) with Free Democrats (FDP) on the other hand
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The German federal election of 2021 reshuffled Germany's party-political hierarchy, but left th...
On 22 September, Germany will hold federal elections. Philine Schuseil provides an overview of the p...
The phenomenon of the welfare state and all the different formats in which it exists today has been ...
On Sunday, Angela Merkel’s CDU/CSU won 41.5 per cent of the vote in Germany’s federal election, fall...
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This chapter seeks to map and analyse continuities and change of relevant structural attributes of t...
The process of coalition formation following the 2017 Bundestag election was the most difficult in G...
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