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- ↑ "Emeritus | Professur | Politische Systeme | Politikwissenschaft | Philosophische Fakultät | TU Chemnitz".
- ↑ Alexander Gallus, Thomas Schubert, Tom Thieme (eds.): Deutsche Kontroversen. Festschrift für Eckhard Jesse. Nomos, Baden-Baden 2013, ISBN 978-3-8487-0114-8.
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