Gerhard Schröder as “Coordination Chancellor”: The Impact of Institutions and Arenas on the Chancellor’s Style of Governance
Gerhard Schröder as “Coordination Chancellor”: The Impact of Institutions and Arenas on the Chancellor’s Style of Governance
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格哈德·施罗德作为“协调总理”:制度和领域对总理治理风格的影响
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2004
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Sabine Kropp
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Sabine Kropp
In the year 1998, for the first time in postwar German history, a German federal government was voted out of office, and a Red-Green coalition assumed power. The new government not only raised hopes for rapid and far-reaching reforms but it also stressed that the character of political leadership in Germany had to change and proclaimed that broad societal and political consensus would be one of the Red-Green coalition’s outstanding priorities for enacting a “new type of innovative governing style.” Decisions would be arrived at by exercising “consensus leadership” that would reflect the “general will.”