History derailed
| Titel: | History derailed : Central and Eastern Europe in the long nineteenth century / Ivan T. Berend |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Berkeley [u.a.] : University of California Press, 2003 |
| Umfang: | XX, 330 S. : Ill., Kt. |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 0520232992 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
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X
- List of Illustrations
- p. vii
- Preface
- p. xi
- Acknowledgments
- p. xix
- Introduction: The Emerging West as an Ideal and Model for the East
- p. 1
- 1.
- The Challenge of the Rising West and the Lack of Response in the "Sleeping" East
- p. 5
- The Rise of Northwestern Europe
- p. 5
- Demographic Changes, Agricultural Revolution, and Proto-Industrialization in the West
- p. 8
- The New Scientific Thinking and Western Values
- p. 12
- The Stagnation and Relative Decline of the European "Peripheries"
- p. 16
- Traditional Demographic Trends; Absence of Agricultural Revolution and Proto-Industrialization
- p. 26
- The Western Worldview and Local Values
- p. 31
- Revolution in the West and Hibernation in the East
- p. 35
- 2.
- Romanticism and Nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe
- p. 41
- Romanticism as Vehicle of Nation-Building
- p. 41
- Linguistic Nationalism: Folklore and Language Reforms
- p. 48
- Literature, Music, Art, and Historiography in the Service of the National Idea
- p. 57
- Emancipating the Peasantry--through Art
- p. 64
- The Creation of National Myths
- p. 68
- Cultural Institutions and Public Buildings
- p. 78
- Spreading the National Gospel: The Media and the Coffeehouses
- p. 82
- 3.
- Uprisings and Reforms: The Struggle for Independence and Modernization
- p. 89
- The Western Challenge and Eastern Westernizers
- p. 89
- The Polish Uprisings
- p. 92
- From Revolt to "Organic Work"
- p. 99
- The Peaceful Czech National Movement
- p. 102
- The "Age of Reforms" and the Hungarian Revolution
- p. 105
- National Minorities and the Hungarian Revolution
- p. 111
- From the Brotherhood of Nations to Exclusive, Hostile Nationalism
- p. 114
- From Religious to National Consciousness in the Balkans
- p. 119
- 4.
- Economic Modernization in the Half Century before World War I
- p. 134
- The Impact of Western Industrialization
- p. 134
- The Immigration of Western Entrepreneurs and Skilled Workers
- p. 135
- The Internationalization of the European Economy
- p. 136
- Core-Periphery Relations and Economic Nationalism in the Making
- p. 139
- The Early Industrialization of Austria and the Czech Lands
- p. 142
- Railroads and Banks: Modernization with Foreign Investments
- p. 151
- The Belated Agricultural Revolution
- p. 158
- The Export Sectors and Their Spin-off Effect
- p. 167
- Regional Differences
- p. 178
- 5.
- Social Changes: "Dual" and "Incomplete" Societies
- p. 181
- Industrialization and Social Restructuring in the West
- p. 181
- The Dual Society: The Survival of the Noble Elite
- p. 184
- Dual Societies: The Emergence of a New Elite
- p. 196
- The "Jewish Question"
- p. 199
- Incomplete Societies
- p. 204
- The Lower Layers of Dual and Incomplete Societies: Peasants and Workers
- p. 206
- The Demographic Revolution
- p. 215
- Family and Gender Relations
- p. 221
- The Growth of Towns and Cities
- p. 228
- 6.
- The Political System: Democratization versus Authoritarian Nationalism
- p. 235
- The Political Legacy of Autocratic Rule
- p. 236
- Ottoman Autocracy and Balkan Authoritarianism
- p. 240
- The "National Mission" of Expansion to Unite the Nation
- p. 247
- Russian Autocracy and Polish Nationalism
- p. 253
- Habsburg Authoritarianism and Czech Nationalism
- p. 258
- Hungarian Nationalism
- p. 264
- The Seeds of Revolt
- p. 273
- Epilogue: World War I
- p. 285
- Bibliography
- p. 291
- Index
- p. 313
