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Volume 24 (2006): Issue 1 (Mar 2006): The 2005 Bundestag Elections

in German Politics and Society

Table of Contents

Introduction
- The Drama of 2005 and the Future of German Politics
  
  By: Eric Langenbacher
  
  Pages: 1–10
Articles
- The Tipping Point: The 2005 Election and the De-consolidation of the German Party System?
  
  By: David P. Conradt
  
  Pages: 11–26
- The Extraordinary Bundestag Election of 2005: The Interplay of Long-term Trends and Short-term Factors
  
  By: Hermann Schmitt and Andreas M. Wüst
  
  Pages: 27–46
- The Grand Coalition: Precedents and Prospects
  
  By: Ludger Helms
  
  Pages: 47–66
- From High Hopes To On-Going Defeat: The New Extreme Right's Political Mobilization and its National Electoral Failure in Germany
  
  By: Lars Rensmann
  
  Pages: 67–92
- Angela Merkel: What Does it Mean to Run as a Woman?
  
  By: Myra Marx Ferree
  
  Pages: 93–107
- Merkel's EU Policy: "Kohl's Mädchen" or Interest-driven Politics?
  
  By: Dorothee Heisenberg
  
  Pages: 108–118
- The Change in Government and Transatlantic Relations
  
  By: Jackson Janes
  
  Pages: 119–133
- Honecker's Revenge: The Enduring Legacy of German Unification in the 2005 Election
  
  By: Jeffrey Kopstein and Daniel Ziblatt
  
  Pages: 134–147
Notes
- Article Abstracts
  
  Pages: 148–153

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