Russell Dalton Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Department of Politics and Society,University of California, Irvine

'The book underlines the value of unification for the government parties in Bonn, and the damage it did to the opposition, the Greens and SPD.'Central European History

• The peaceful revolution and German electoral politics, R.J. Dalton; framing unification - issue salience and mass stentiment 1989-91, M. Kuechler; the Christian Democrats in 1990 - saved by unification?, D. Conradt; the SPD seeks a new identity - party modernization and the prospects in the 1990s, D. Hancock; unity and victory for the German liberals - little party, what now?, C. Soe; disunited greens in a united Germany - the all-German election of December 1990 and its aftermath, G. Frankland and D. Schoonmaker; from SED to PDS - the struggle to revive a "left" party, H. Krisch; the campaign in the media, H.A. Semetko and K. Schoenbach; unification and electoral choice, H. Norpoth and D. Roth; the German party system and the future, R.J. Dalton and W. Burklin.

Russell Dalton Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Department of Politics and Society,University of California, Irvine

'The book underlines the value of unification for the government parties in Bonn, and the damage it did to the opposition, the Greens and SPD.'Central European History

• The peaceful revolution and German electoral politics, R.J. Dalton; framing unification - issue salience and mass stentiment 1989-91, M. Kuechler; the Christian Democrats in 1990 - saved by unification?, D. Conradt; the SPD seeks a new identity - party modernization and the prospects in the 1990s, D. Hancock; unity and victory for the German liberals - little party, what now?, C. Soe; disunited greens in a united Germany - the all-German election of December 1990 and its aftermath, G. Frankland and D. Schoonmaker; from SED to PDS - the struggle to revive a "left" party, H. Krisch; the campaign in the media, H.A. Semetko and K. Schoenbach; unification and electoral choice, H. Norpoth and D. Roth; the German party system and the future, R.J. Dalton and W. Burklin.

Russell Dalton Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Department of Politics and Society,University of California, Irvine

'The book underlines the value of unification for the government parties in Bonn, and the damage it did to the opposition, the Greens and SPD.'Central European History

• The peaceful revolution and German electoral politics, R.J. Dalton; framing unification - issue salience and mass stentiment 1989-91, M. Kuechler; the Christian Democrats in 1990 - saved by unification?, D. Conradt; the SPD seeks a new identity - party modernization and the prospects in the 1990s, D. Hancock; unity and victory for the German liberals - little party, what now?, C. Soe; disunited greens in a united Germany - the all-German election of December 1990 and its aftermath, G. Frankland and D. Schoonmaker; from SED to PDS - the struggle to revive a "left" party, H. Krisch; the campaign in the media, H.A. Semetko and K. Schoenbach; unification and electoral choice, H. Norpoth and D. Roth; the German party system and the future, R.J. Dalton and W. Burklin.