Das Rot-Grüne Projekt 2003
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-322-83375-4_2
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Einführung: Eine Topographie des rot-grünen Projekts

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“…In real-world democracies, political responsiveness may nevertheless be quite high: In Germany, national governments are tested in 16 Land elections during the 4-year term of the national parliament; in all competitive democracies, opposition parties will try their best to refresh voters' memories before the next election; and in any case, governments cannot know in advance which issue will ultimately be decisive for which voters. By the 'rule of anticipated reactions', they will therefore try to respond to all potential grievances if they can(Scharpf, 1997: 183-188).15 This was true when the Dutch government reformed disability pensions in the early 1990s(Hemerijck et al, 2000: 220-224) and it was again true in Germany when the Schro ¨der government pursued its 'Agenda 2010' reforms in spite of mass protests and rapidly declining popular support(Egle and Zohlho ¨fer, 2007).…”
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“…In real-world democracies, political responsiveness may nevertheless be quite high: In Germany, national governments are tested in 16 Land elections during the 4-year term of the national parliament; in all competitive democracies, opposition parties will try their best to refresh voters' memories before the next election; and in any case, governments cannot know in advance which issue will ultimately be decisive for which voters. By the 'rule of anticipated reactions', they will therefore try to respond to all potential grievances if they can(Scharpf, 1997: 183-188).15 This was true when the Dutch government reformed disability pensions in the early 1990s(Hemerijck et al, 2000: 220-224) and it was again true in Germany when the Schro ¨der government pursued its 'Agenda 2010' reforms in spite of mass protests and rapidly declining popular support(Egle and Zohlho ¨fer, 2007).…”
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“…interessenpolitischen Per- spektive beurteilen mag, es handelte sich dabei zum Teil um -gemessen an dem in Deutschland und Österreich üblichen Inkrementalismus -einschneidende Reformen. 38 Im Vergleich zur Bilanz der jüngsten Großen Koalition in Österreich erscheint ihr deutsches Gegenstück als Erfolgsmodell und Muster an Reformeifer, auch wenn sie diesbezüglich hinter manchen Erwartungen oder Forderungen zurückbleibt. 39 Zusammenfassend betrachtet, kann eine außenbestimmte und schwierige Agenda den Parteien zwar Anreize zur Bildung Großer Koalitionen geben, dafür prädestinierte Probleme dürften aber selten bleiben und auch eher "weiche" Beschränkungen der Akteure darstellen.…”
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