Precarious Victory

David Conradt is Professor of Political Science at the University of East Carolina.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionDavid P. Conradt, Gerald R. Kleinfeld, and Christian SøeChapter 1. The 2002 Campaign and Election: An OverviewDavid P. ConradtChapter 2. Who Won and WhyDieter RothChapter 3. Gerhard Schröder and the Unlikely Victory of the German Social DemocratsWilliam E. Paterson and James SloamChapter 4. Hold the Champagne: Edmund Stoiber's CDU/CSU and Bundestagswahl 2002Clay ClemensChapter 5. Saving Schröder: The Greens in 2002E. Gene FranklandChapter 6. A False Dawn for Germany’s Liberals: The Rise and Fall of Project 18Christian SøeChapter 7. The PDS ImplodeGerald R. KleinfeldChapter 8. Ladies’ Choice: Returning the Schröder Government to Power in 2002Mary N. HamptonChapter 9. Dogs That Did Not Bark: German Exceptionalism ReconsideredDavid F. PattonChapter 10. The Poisoned Relationship: Germany, the United States, and the Election of 2002Stephen F. SzaboChapter 11. German Policymaking and the Reform GridlockHelga A. WelshChapter 12. Can Gerhard Schröder Do It? Prospects for Fundamental Reform of the German Economy and a Return to High EmploymentIrwin CollierAppendixNotes on ContributorsIndex