The politics of German business.

Gabriel Abraham Almond

ResearchPublished 1955

An analysis of the prevailing attitudes in the West German business community. The political influence of this group is considered, together with their lack of civic responsibility and their proEuropean attitude. In addition, the threat of Soviet pressure for their trade and the problems created for American foreign policy are discussed. This study is based on interviews conducted in mid-1954 with West German businessmen, officials of business organizations, and political leaders. 117 pp.

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Almond, Gabriel Abraham, The politics of German business. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1955. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_memoranda/RM1506.html.
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