German Politics

Papers
(The TQCC of German Politics is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Black–Blue or Bahamas? Explaining CDU, CSU, FDP and AfD Voter Attitudes Towards a Common Governmental Coalition Before the 2017 German Federal Election36
Schwarz-gelbe Reformen im Bund. Gegen die eigene Identität?21
Large-Scale and Green? The German Covid-19 Stimulus Package in International Comparison21
Legislative Democracy in the Bundestag After Reunification21
Do Court Decisions and Redistribution Rules Have Consequences? Malapportionment of German Single-Member Electoral Districts19
German Claims for Leadership: From a Federalist to a Geopolitical Leadership Master Narrative18
The Party-Political Integration of Members with Migrant Backgrounds18
Party System Change in Eastern and Western Germany Between Convergence and Dissimilarity17
Interventions by the Populist Radical Right in German Civil Society and the Search for Counterstrategies16
The Austrian-German Relationship in EMU Reform: From Asymmetric Partnership to Increased Independence14
The Nomination and Electoral Competitiveness of Working Class Candidates in Germany14
Safe and Risky Sovereigns in the Euro Area Capital Market: Financial Drivers of Fiscal Policies in Germany and Italy13
‘Climate-Soviets,’ ‘Alarmism,’ and ‘Eco-Dictatorship’: The Framing of Climate Change Scepticism by the Populist Radical Right Alternative for Germany12
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) as Populist Issue Entrepreneur: Explaining the Party and its Voters in the 2021 German Federal Election11
(Re)coordinating the German Political Economy: E-mobility and the Verkehrswende11
‘Our Sofa was the Front’- Ontological Insecurity and the German Government’s Humourous Heroification of Couch Potatoes During COVID-1911
Alive and Kicking: Electoral Reform in Germany Introduction to the Special Issue10
Breaking with Orthodoxy? German Fiscal Policy in the Shadow of Covid-199
The Bundestag in the Pandemic Year 2020/21 – Continuity and Challenges in the Covid-19 Crisis9
Accountability: A Battleground for Legitimacy – A Case Study of Decision-Making in Germany’s Third Grand Coalition9
Digitalisation Labs: A New Arena for Policy Design in German Multilevel Governance9
Managing the Legacy of Long-Term Leaders: The Curious Evolution of Leadership Styles in the German Chancellery9
Protest and Polarisation in the Context of Energy Transition and Climate Policy in Germany: Mindsets and Collective Identities7
Introduction to ‘Italy and Germany: Incompatible Varieties of Europe?’6
Citizen Deliberation in Germany: Lessons from the ‘Bürgerrat Demokratie’6
Effects of Territorial Party Politics on Horizontal Coordination among the German Länder – An Analysis of the COVID-19 Pandemic Management in Germany6
Politische Führung im Fraktionenparlament. Rolle und Steuerungsmöglichkeiten der Fraktionsvorsitzenden im Deutschen Bundestag6
Hard to Follow: Small States and the Franco-German Relationship6
The Waxing and Waning of Loyalty in German Citizenship6
The Baltic States in the Economic and Monetary Union: Standing in the Shadow of Germany or Helping to Counterbalance the ‘South’?6
‘The Politicisation Game’: Strategic Interactions in the Contention Over TTIP in Germany5
Das umstrittene Erbe von 1989. Zur Gegenwart eines Gesellschaftsumbruchs Das umstrittene Erbe von 1989. Zur Gegenwart eines Gesellschaftsumbruchs 5
Electoral Systems and Party Systems in Germany on the Local Level5
Challenging Liberal Principles: Understanding of Democracy among Populist Radical Right Youth Leaders in Austria and Germany5
Under Pressure? The Labour Market Policy of the Grand Coalition 2018–20215
The Greatest of the Small? The Netherlands, the New Hanseatic League and the Frugal Four5
Civil Society, Cleavage Structures, and Democracy in Germany5
Explaining Deviant Voting in Subnational Elections: The Case of Local Council Elections in Germany5
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