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Graduate Training and Teaching 60 MPIfG Doctoral Program 60 Relations to Universities 61 Additional Activities 62 Doctoral Candidates 1999–2002 63 Doctoral and Postdoctoral Degrees 64 Teaching 66 Publications 73 MPIfG Publication Series 73 MPIfG Books 73 MPIfG Discussion Papers 74 MPIfG Working Papers 75 Berichte über Forschung am MPIfG 76 Further Publications by MPIfG Researchers 77 Relations to the Scientific Community and the Public 93 The Institute in the Scientific Community 93 Conferences at the MPIfG 93 Lectures and Conference Participation 96 Guest Lectures at the MPIfG 96 Committee Memberships and Editorships 101 Prizes and Honors 104 Public Relations 106 Research Staff 109 Management and Budget 113 Management 113 Service Units 117 Service Units and Student Assistants, Spring 2001 117 Administration and Personnel Development 118 Library 118 Computing Services 120 Editorial and Public Relations Unit 120 Facts and Figures 122
The Years 1999–2002 The years covered by this report were an enormously productive period for all of us at the MPIfG. No fewer than twenty-three books appeared in print, and as this report documents, they were accompanied by a wealth of research papers and journal articles written by MPIfG researchers and their visitors. Eighteen of these visitors stayed with us in 2002 alone, at the end of which year our regular staff consisted of 54 people, 24 of them senior and 14 junior researchers, most of the latter being doctoral students. Major projects were completed, others were started, some of them highly publicly visible, and as many as 34 conferences were held on our new premises at Paulstrasse 3 to present results or coordinate joint research with collaborators, many from other countries. Change is the normal state of affairs at a cuttingedge research institute, and this is certainly true at the MPIfG. Since the end of the 1990s, our work became increasingly focused on questions of political economy in a world of internationalizing nation-states, and on the remaining capacities of national political systems in an international economy and society. We are more confident than ever that our institutionalist approach has a lot to contribute to the progress of the social sciences, and we look forward to developing it further in coming years. Our doctoral program has expanded, and the number of visitors from all over the world increased. Also, we have become more adept at using the Internet to distribute our results, and now reach more readers than we ever did. We are also about to change our way of reporting on our 3
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Germany and Japan: The Future of Na
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USA 02/06 Carola Frege Union Revita
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Jim Mosher Historical Sources of Na
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American Academic Council, Center f
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Cologne city government. Due to the
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versity of California-Los Angeles)
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Variable Vergütung in deutschen Gr
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Philipp Genschel Hauptseminar Was b
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(Vertretung des Lehrstuhls für Ver
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Öffentliche Vorlesung Kontinuität
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Publications MPIfG Publication Seri
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01/7: Hassel, A. and J. Beyer: The
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Further Publications by MPIfG Resea
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Ebbinghaus, B., A. Brugiavini, R. F
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Hassel, A.: Bündnisse für Arbeit.
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ism: Germany and Japan Compared. (E
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Manow, P.: Reziproker Interessenaus
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Pioch, R.: Zwischen Reziprozität u
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in kapitalistischen und postsoziali
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stem der Bundesrepublik Deutschand.
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Relations to the Scientific Communi
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Workshop, 4 May 2001 Wer beherrscht
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Joachim K. Blatter Politische Insti
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Jonathan Moses A Methodological Cri
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Jonathan Zeitlin Americanization an
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Expert Referee (Fachgutachter), Deu
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In November 1999 Prof. Renate Maynt
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visitors to find what they are look
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Research Staff Bastiaan van Apeldoo
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Simone Leiber Doctoral fellow (Firs
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Management and Budget Management Th
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Works Council In accordance with Ge
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Service Units Service Units and Stu
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graphs and periodicals, providing a
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eading in German and English, doing
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Development of Total Expenditure of
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Board of Trustees June 2003 Hermann
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