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Foreword | p. vii |
The Monarchy: Heritage and Memory | p. 1 |
Becoming Civilized and Middle Class | p. 1 |
Europe, Central Europe, Habsburg Monarchy | p. 3 |
Multiethnicity, Multiculturalism | p. 7 |
Reality and Appearance | p. 12 |
The Common Market of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy | p. 21 |
The Economic Achievements of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy | |
Scale and Speed | p. 51 |
Market and Hierarchy | p. 52 |
The Rate of Growth | p. 71 |
National Monument and Museum Affairs | p. 85 |
Musealization of the National Monuments | p. 85 |
Musealization | p. 85 |
Historiographic Researches | p. 92 |
The Institutions | p. 102 |
Radical Democratic Criticism of the Dualist Monarchy: A Present Day Perspective | p. 113 |
The Empire Has No Future | p. 116 |
Feudalism and Democracy | p. 119 |
Parliamentary Cretinism | p. 120 |
Nationalism, Chauvinism, and Patriotism | p. 123 |
A New Approach to History | p. 124 |
Morality and Politics | p. 125 |
Lessons from the Viewpoint of Our Current Dilemmas | p. 127 |
The Political System of Dualism Éva Somogyi | p. 135 |
The Compromise Forty Years Later | p. 135 |
With Whom Did Hungary Compromise in 1867? | p. 139 |
The Delegation. A Symbol of Dualist Parity and Constitutionality | p. 142 |
Fait Accompli | p. 146 |
The Role of the Monarch in Joint Affairs—as Perceived by the Hungarians | p. 151 |
The Functioning of the Hungarian Political System | |
Who Owns the Government? | |
Does It Belong to the Government Party or Does the Government Have a Party? | p. 154 |
Who Owns the Government? | p. 158 |
His Majesty's Government? | p. 158 |
Whose Policy Is It? | p. 160 |
Who Is Being Represented? | p. 165 |
The Nation-State in a Multinational Empire | p. 169 |
Territories and Structures | p. 172 |
The Compromise as a Model | p. 178 |
Divergence and Convergence | p. 182 |
The Last Hungarian Attempts | p. 187 |
Seeking a Czech-German Compromise | p. 188 |
The Reevaluated Past | |
Memory of the Dual Monarchy in Hungarian Literature | p. 193 |
Name Index | p. 217 |
Contributors | p. 223 |
Books Published by CHSP | p. 226 |
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