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Foreigners as second-class citizens?
Martina WasmerAchim Koch
Anti-semitism in the late 1990s
Werner BergmannRainer Erb
The ethnic and demographic structure of foreigners and immigrants in Germany
Rainer MünzRalf Ulrich
Introduction
Jan-Werner Müller
On the economic and social situations of immigrant groups in Germany
Stefan BenderWolfgang Seifert
1968 as event, milieu, and ideology
Ethnocentrism in Germany
Michael Terwey
From national identity to national interest
Authoritarianism and ethnocentrism in East and West Germany
Aribert HeyderPeter Schmidt
Normative Westernization?
Alfons Söllner
Ethnocentrism and support for extreme-right parties
Ulrich Rosar
Restoring the German spirit
Anson Rabinbach
Social distance and physical proximity
Ferdinand Böltken
Habermas' reconstruction of West German post-war law and the sozialstaat controversy
John P. McCormick
The liberalization trouble
Umut Korkut
The Westernization of the political thought of the West German labor movement
Julia S. Angster
Why Hungary?
Post-war ideologies and the body politics of 1968
Dagmar Herzog
From the conservative revolution to technocratic conservatism
Dirk van Laak
What causes liberalization troubles?
German neo-conservatism, ca. 1968–1985
Jerry Z. Muller
Historical features of liberal thought and liberalism in Hungary
A tolerant republic?
Rainer Forst
Liberalization after 1989
The many faces of the republic
William A. Barbieri
The conservative reaction
The others and we
Steffen KühnelJürgen Leibold
Conclusion
Ausländer in the Heimat
Richard AlbaPeter SchmidtMartina Wasmer
Measuring contemporary prejudice toward immigrants in Germany
Richard AlbaMichelle Johnson
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