Political Decision-Making in the Federal Republic of Germany (A17 [C06])

这个项目考察了德国和英国在“不可治理”概念中所表达的规划兴奋的结束。我们着眼于话语，各自的代理人和代理人组，新的决策结构和政治实践的形成自20世纪70年代中期。通过对德国和英国的比较，我们可以考察两个政治领域，在这两个领域中，不仅讨论了决策的合法性问题，而且还讨论了劳动力市场、工资政策和内部安全问题，而且在实际处理上也大相径庭。

This project examines the end of planning euphoria in Germany and Britain as expressed in the concept of “ungovernability”. We look at the discourses, the respective agents and groups of agents, the formation of new decision-making structures and political practices since the mid-1970s. The comparison of Germany and Britain allows the examination of two political spheres in which questions not only of the legitimacy of decision-making, but also problems of the labour market, wage policy and internal security were discussed and practically handled very differently.