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Volume 21 (2003): Issue 1 (Mar 2003): The Federal Election of 2002

in German Politics and Society

Table of Contents

Introduction
- The Federal Election of 2002
  
  By: Robert Rohrschneider and Michael R. Wolf
  
  Pages: 1–14
Articles
- The Red-Green Victory: Against All Odds?
  
  By: Helmut Norpoth and Thomas Gschwend
  
  Pages: 15–34
- A Last Minute Success of the Red-Green Coalition
  
  By: Dieter Roth
  
  Pages: 35–56
- Wähler als Wandervögel: Dealignment and the German Voter
  
  By: Russell J. Dalton and Wilhelm Bürklin
  
  Pages: 57–75
- It Used to Be the Economy: Issues and Party Support in the 2002 Election
  
  By: Robert Rohrschneider and Dieter Fuchs
  
  Pages: 76–94
- The Likable Winner versus the Competent Loser: Candidate Images and the German Election of 2002
  
  By: Christopher J. Anderson and Frank Brettschneider
  
  Pages: 95–118
- Party Finance Scandals and their Consequences in the 2002 Election: Paying for Mistakes?
  
  By: Susan E. Scarrow
  
  Pages: 119–137
- A New Start and “Renewal” for Germany? Policies and Politics of the Red-Green Government, 1998-2002
  
  By: Werner Reutter
  
  Pages: 138–160
- Foreign and European Policy Issues in the 2002 Bundestag Elections
  
  By: William M. Chandler
  
  Pages: 161–176
Letter
- Letter to the Editor
  
  Pages: 177–180

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