Percentage of... in the total population of Germany (1949–1989: East and West Germany)members of Protestant national churchesRoman CatholicsMuslims

Conceptual sketch from the beach plain to the salt marsh in the East (Ostplate) of Spiekeroog (top) and morpholo- gies of studied soils (middle) with soil names according to WRB

So it was in these fields that the Federal governnent started already in the 1960s to assist the Buhr area (besides givins direct subsidies for alle- viating

In brief, the findings of this review can be summarized as follows: The development of planning information systems for urban and regional plan- ning in West

Thus the social system of participation through intermediary organizations in West Germany can be characterized by three basic facts: a basic consensus about the

Using their empirical estimate of a constant rate of convergence of 2 percent, which was based on a neoclassical growth model in the tradition of Solow (1956), they predicted that

Such objectives have implications for the nature of the metropolitan developments that would be desirable over the next few decades. It appears to be fairly widely accepted in

And yet, the relative political isolation of Die Linke cannot hide the fact that a rising number of experts provide good arguments for more political union and

With this in mind, an important question is how much of the observed wealth difference between the two parts of Germany can be explained by observable differences in factors that