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Writing on the history of the Habsburg monarchy during its last century long focused on the ideological and political development of the national movements, their conflicts, and the seemingly ineluctable decline of a state unable to satisfy nationalist aspirations. If one focuses too narrowly, howev...

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Published inShatterzone of Empires p. 103
Main Author Gary B. Cohen
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Indiana University Press 15.02.2013
Subjects
Armed conflict
Behavioral sciences
Citizenship
Civics
Diet
Dietetics
Economic disciplines
Economics
Education
Educational institutions
Employment
Formal education
Germanicism
Government
Group identity
Health sciences
Labor economics
Medical sciences
Military science
Monarchism
Monarchy
National identity
Nationalism
Nutritional science
Occupations
Political regimes
Political science
Political systems
Politicians
Psychology
Public administration
Schools
Secondary schools
Social psychology
War
War theaters
World wars
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Summary:Writing on the history of the Habsburg monarchy during its last century long focused on the ideological and political development of the national movements, their conflicts, and the seemingly ineluctable decline of a state unable to satisfy nationalist aspirations. If one focuses too narrowly, however, on the ethnic and national conflicts of the late nineteenth century and the dissolution of the monarchy, it is easy to ignore the changing relations between society and the state and the actual character of loyalties to the state. The powerful influence of nationalist narratives in Central and East-Central Europe on much of the historical
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