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OSW Studies | | Kamil Frymark

The Free State of Saxony. The state of permanent transformation

Saxony is a unique federal state, boasting the strongest economy and the largest population among the states of the former GDR. Its distinctiveness lies primarily in its centuries-old tradition of statehood and independence, often shaped…
OSW Studies | | Kamil Frymark

The free state of Bavaria. The end of the CSU’s sovereign duchy?

On the political map of Germany, the CSU presents itself as the only authentic party with a right-wing profile, treating groups further to its right as extreme and undemocratic.
OSW Studies | | Rafał Bajczuk

The unfinished reform. An assessment of the energy transformation in Germany

In its time in power, which is shortly to end, the CDU/CSU-SPD coalition introduced key legislative changes enabling a further transformation of the energy sector.  
OSW Studies | | Konrad Popławski

Germanys stance on the TTIP Background interests and concerns

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership offers a chance for improving relations between Germany and the USA for the first time in many years.
OSW Studies | | Artur Ciechanowicz, Marta Zawilska-Florczuk

One country two societies Germany twenty years after reunification

Germany became reunited through the incorporation of the East German federal states to the then Federal Republic of Germany. The West German point of view is predominant in public discourse regarding this issue, which is manifested through…