Nations and Nationalisms

sabrina p. ramet, james r. felak, & herbert j. ellison

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9780893572846
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978-0-89357-284-6
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Nationalism has been a driving force in the still unfinished era of nation-building in East Central Europe. Conventionally traced to the late Enlightenment and the French Revolution, the rise of nationalism colored nineteenth-century understandings of democracy and provided fuel for aspirations to political independence. This volume brings together scholars from eight countries and focuses on nation-building and nationalism in East-Central Europe in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and is organized around the following themes: understandings of nation, understandings of nationalism, changes in nationalism, typologies of nationalism, the urban-rural cleavage, and the role played by intellectuals and other activists in the development of national movements.

Contents:

Foreword 

Sabrina P. Ramet

Controversies Concerning Nation and Nationalism: An Introduction

 

Linda Frey and Marsha Frey

The French Revolution and Internationalism: The Road Not Taken in Eastern Europe

 

George F. Jewsbury

Russia's Unintended Role in the Maintenance of Romanian Nationality in Bessarabia/Moldova

 

Paul Robert Magocsi

Galicia: A European Land

 

Hugh LeCaine Agnew

Dilemmas of Liberal Nationalism: Czechs and Germans in Bohemia and the Revolution of 1848

 

Jan Havranek

Nebeneinander zweier Prager Universitþten, 1882-1918

 

Peter Mentzel

Karl Renner's Ideas on Personal Autonomy: The Personalprinzip and the Millet System

 

Dusan Kovac

The Slovak Political Agenda in the 19th and Early 20th Century: From L'udovit Stur to Czech-Slovak Statehood

 

Zsuzsa L. Nagy

Liberal Nationalism and the Nation-State: The Case of a Hungarian Political Writer, Gusztav Beksics

 

Horst Haselsteiner

Hungary-Pannonian Switzerland? Mihailo Polit-Desanaic's Perceptions on a Solution to the Nationalities Question in Hungary

 

Sabrina P. Ramet

Ante Staraevic: Liberal Champion of a "Citizen's State"

 

Maria Todorova

The Absence of Nationalism in Serbian Politics before 1840 Gale Stokes Creating a National Hero: Vassil Levski in Bulgarian Public Memory

 

Gerasimos Augustinos

Configuring the Ethnic Nation: Macedonia in Greek Cultural Politics from the Balkan Wars to the Cold War

 

James Ramon Felak

The Slovak Question in Czechoslovak Politics, 1945-1948

 

Peter Mentzel

Peter Sugar's Contribution to East-Central European Studies: An Assessment.