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Government, Administration, and Politics in West Germany: A Selected Bibliography1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 September 2013

John Brown Mason
John Brown Mason
Affiliation:
Georgetown Universityand Naval War College
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American Political Science Review , Volume 52 , Issue 2 , June 1958 , pp. 513 - 530
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Copyright © American Political Science Association 1958

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* Reviewed in this issue, pp. 548–51.

** Some of these Public Opinion Reports, 1945–, are for “Official Use Only”; copies of those available for distribution may be obtained from Morton F. Fosberg, Research Officer, USIS, American Embassy, Bonn.

2 Office of Military Government, U. S.

3 The references in Roger H. Wells, “German State and Local Government” in Zink, Harold, “Selected Materials for a Comparative Study of Local Government,” this Review, Vol. L, (December, 1956), pp. 1112–15Google Scholar, are not repeated here. This article also provides a list of pertinent pre-1945 publications.

4 See n. 3 above.

5 “Germany: Changing Patterns and Lasting Problems” in Neumann, Sigmund (ed.), Modern Political Parties: Approaches to Comparative Politics (Chicago, 1956), p. 442Google Scholar. His chapter has numerous bibliographical references, not repeated here except for a very few items that need to be mentioned in this context.

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