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Transfer or transformation? What the German social science literature has to say about unification and its systemic effects

Scott Gissendanner University of Georgia,
Pages 460-484 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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Patricia Hogwood. (2000) After the GDR: Reconstructing identity in post‐communist Germany. Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics 16:4, pages 45-67.
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황규성. (2015) The Transformation of the East Germany and Roles of Social Policy. Korea Social Policy Review 22:3, pages 363-390.
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Michael Fichler. (2016) Institutional transfer and the transformation of labour relations in east(ern) Germany: lessons for central and eastern Europe?. Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research 3:2, pages 390-408.
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