Richard Detje
Richard Detje is a member of WISSENTransfer, a scientific association for the analysis of capitalism and social policy, and an editor of the journal Sozialismus.
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European Perceptions in the Crisis (2014)
Perceptions of the Crisis and Political Orientations
Blog
Blog 2012
ETUC Day of Action: Turning Point?
Blog 2009
Fighting Plant Closures
Yearbook
Journal 11/2012
Germany as Hegemonic Power: The Crisis of European Integration
Journal 10/2012
Economic Democracy – An Alternative for Europe?
Journal 05/2009
Europe in the Crisis - On the Road to Breakup?
Journal 03/2008
Fighting Plant Closures
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