France, Germany and Europe

SUSTAINABLE URBAN REGENERATION, AN ONGOING DISCOURSE (WESTERN) EUROPE, GERMANY

The Asylums of Italy, Germany, and France

(Continued from Vol. x. page 775.) Venice possesses two public asylums?viz., one for males, occupying the small islet of St. Servilio, a sliort distance from the city; and the other for females, situated at one extremity of the town, and forming a department of the large civil hospital. Wieket W3.s open, and through it the enemy kept up a heavy fire upon tliem. Serj?. Carxnichael was killed whi...

Cohabiting unions in France and West Germany

This paper compares the non-marital birth pattern in France and West Germany. Since the beginning of the eighties, France witnessed a steady increase in non-marital birth rates, while in West Germany non-marital birth rates have remained at a relatively low level. We attribute these differences to the institutional and legal constraints from both sides of the Rhine which hamper or foster childb...

Second births in western Germany and France

We compare second birth risks in France and western Germany using data from the Family and Fertility Survey. Second birth risks are higher for highly educated women than for women with lower education in both countries. In western Germany, the positive effect weakens after controlling for the education level of the partner. The positive effect of French women’s education remains unchanged, even...

Distinctiveness in the Study of Public Management in Europe. A Historical-institutional Analysis of France, Germany and Italy

This paper presents three clear examples of distinctive approaches to the study of public management, that is, in France, Germany and Italy, three countries with peculiar legalistic state traditions. Per country first a historical sketch of state and administration is given, then the administrative (public management) reforms are described, subsequently the state of art of administrative scienc...