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The image is of a document titled "The Conference Group on German Politics" reported on by George Romoser from the University of New Hampshire. The document describes the Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP) as an independent organization of scholars who dedicate a significant portion of their professional work to the study of German affairs. Founded in 1968, the CGGP has members in the United States and Canada and has recently been restructured to emphasize regional initiatives and enhance membership participation.
Key points from the document include:
The new CGGP Executive Committee is composed of:
The document also mentions that a Western Regional Director is still being sought in the Western States. George Romoser will continue as Director for the CGGP internships. An executive secretary of the CGGP will be appointed to handle secretarial information or for internship news. The contact information provided is:
CGGP
P.O. Box 345
Durham, NH 03824
The image displays a document titled "THE CONFERENCE GROUP ON GERMAN POLITICS," reported by George Romoser from the University of New Hampshire. Here is a detailed summary:
Introduction:
The Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP) is an independent organization of scholars dedicated to the study of German affairs. Established in 1968 in the United States and Canada, the CGGP has recently undergone restructuring to focus more on regional initiatives and to enhance membership participation.
Activities and Structure:
Executive Committee:
The new CGGP Executive Committee consists of:
A Western Regional Director is still to be elected in the Western States. George Romoser will continue as Director for the CGGP Internships. An executive secretary for the CGGP will be named later.
Contact Information:
For interim information or internship news, contact:
CGGP
P.O. Box 345
Durham, NH 03824
The image shows a document from the Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP), reported by George Romoser from the University of New Hampshire. Here is a detailed summary of the content:
Organization Overview:
New Initiatives and Programs:
Role of CGGP:
Executive Committee:
Contact Information:
This document reflects the organizational structure, goals, and initiatives of the Conference Group on German Politics during the period it was written.
The image shows a page from a report detailing the Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP). The report is authored by George Romoser from the University of New Hampshire.
Key points from the report include:
Organization Overview:
New Structure and By-laws:
Activities and Programs:
Executive Committee:
The new CGGP Executive Committee consists of:
A Western Regional Director is still to be elected in the Western States.
George Romoser will continue as Director for the CGGP Internships.
An executive secretary will be named later to handle interim information and internship news.
Contact Information:
The document seems to be a summary of the organization’s current activities and its organizational structure.
THE CONFERENCE GROUP ON GERMAN POLITICS
reported on by George Romoser, University of New Hampshire
The Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP) is an independent organization of scholars who devote a major portion of their professional work to the study of German affairs. Founded in 1968 as an organization in the United States and in Canada, it has recently been re-structured to put greater emphasis on regional initiatives and to enhance membership participation.
New by-laws and a new dues structure will be implemented. Panels on German affairs will be held regularly at regional political science meetings as well as at the national meeting of the American Political Science Association. Other regional conferences will also be developed. Internship programs (e.g., with the Bundestag or the Informationszentrum Berlin) in West Germany will be continued on the basis of nationwide competitions. The CGGP acts as a contact organization and information center for German academics and public officials visiting North America as well as for North American scholars.
The new CGGP Executive Committee is composed of:
Peter Merkl, University of California Santa Barbara (President 1984-86)
Richard Merritt, University of Illinois (Vice-President, and President 1986-88)
Kendall Baker, Bowling Green State University (Ohio), Mid-Western Regional Director
M. Donald Hancock, Vanderbilt University, Southern Regional Director
George Romoser, University of New Hampshire, Eastern Regional Director
A Western Regional Director is still to be elected in the Western States. George Romoser will continue as Director for the CGGP Internships. An executive secretary of the CGGP will be named later. For interim information or for internship news, please contact:
CGGP
P.O. Box 345
Durham, NH 03824
The image displays a document from "The Conference Group on German Politics" (CGGP), reported by George Romoser from the University of New Hampshire. Here is a detailed summary:
A Western Regional Director is yet to be elected, with George Romoser continuing to serve in this role temporarily.
This document outlines the organizational structure, upcoming initiatives, and leadership of the CGGP.
The image presented shows a page from a document, specifically referencing a section titled "THE CONFERENCE GROUP ON GERMAN POLITICS." This section seems to be reporting on the activities and restructuring of an organization known as the Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP), which is described as an independent organization of scholars devoted to the study of German affairs. The text mentions that new by-laws and dues structures will be implemented and that regular meetings will be held at regional political science meetings and the national meeting of the American Political Science Association. Additionally, it discusses the development of internship programs in West Germany, particularly with the Bundesrat or the Zentrum Berlin.
On the right-hand side of the image, part of the page is folded over, revealing a list of names under the subheading "the new CGGP Executive Committee is composed of:" which includes several individuals along with their academic affiliations, and their titles within the organization or the executive committee. This includes mentions of a President and Vice-President, among other roles.
At the bottom, there is a contact section with an address in Durham, NH for the CGGP.
It's worth noting that the document appears to be quite old, as indicated by the color and quality of the paper, and there's a shadow in the upper and lower right-hand corners, suggesting that the page is being turned over to reveal the information on the other side. The page number "30" is visible at the bottom of the page.
The image shows a page from a document titled "The Conference Group on German Politics", authored by George Romoser from the University of New Hampshire. The page appears to be part of a publication or report, likely from an academic or professional context.
Title and Authorship:
Description of the Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP):
New Initiatives:
Executive Committee:
Contact Information:
Page Number:
The image depicts a page from a formal report or publication discussing the Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP), an academic organization dedicated to the study of German affairs. The page outlines the organization's history, recent restructuring, new initiatives, and details about its executive committee, along with contact information for further inquiries. The document is authored by George Romoser from the University of New Hampshire and is part of a larger publication.
The image shows a page from a document. The page is titled "THE CONFERENCE GROUP ON GERMAN POLITICS" and is reported by George Romoser from the University of New Hampshire. The text is written in black font on a white background, and the page appears to be a part of a larger report or publication.
The document discusses the Conference Group on German Politics (CGGP), which is an independent organization of scholars who devote a major portion of their professional work to the study of German affairs. The CGGP was founded in 1968 as an organization in the United States and in Canada and has recently been restructured to put greater emphasis on regional initiatives and to enhance membership participation.
The document also mentions the new CGGP Executive Committee, which is composed of Peter Merkl, Richard Merritt, Kendall Baker, M. Donald Hancock, and George Romoser. The CGGP acts as a contact organization and information center for German academics and public officials visiting North America, as well as for North American scholars. The document provides contact information for the CGGP, including a P.O. Box address in Durham, NH, and a phone number.
The page is numbered 30, indicating that it is part of a larger document or publication. The document appears to be a professional report or academic publication, as it discusses the activities and structure of a scholarly organization.
The image shows a single page from a document or report, likely from an academic or professional organization. The page is titled "The Conference Group on German Politics," indicating that it is a report or update from this specific group. The content of the page discusses the organization's structure, leadership, and activities.
The page is divided into two main sections. The left side provides information about the Conference Group on German Politics (CGPP), stating that it is an independent organization of scholars who devote a major portion of their professional work to the study of German affairs. The group was founded in 1968 and has been re-structured to emphasize regional initiatives and enhance membership participation.
The right side of the page lists the names of the new Executive Committee members, including Peter Merkl as President, Richard Merritt as Vice-President, and Kendall Baker as Regional Director. It also mentions that new bylaws and dues structure will be implemented, and Panels on German affairs will be held regularly at regional political science meetings and the national meeting of the American Political Science Association.
The page also provides contact information for the CGPP, including a P.O. Box address in Durham, NH, and encourages readers to contact the organization for internship news or information.
Overall, the image shows a professional and informative page from an academic or organizational report, providing details about the Conference Group on German Politics and its activities.