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Imperial rule

A. I. Miller and Alfred J. Rieber

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Frontmatter
Introduction: Imperial Rule (Alexei Miller and Alfred J. Rieher, page 1)
1. NATIONALISM AND IMPERIAL RULE
- The Empire and the Nation in the Imagination of Russian Nationalism (Alexei Miller, page 9)
- The Russians and the Turks: Imperialism and Nationalism in the Era of Empires (Norman Stone, Sergei Podbolotov and Murat Yasar, page 27)
- Imperial instead of National History: Positioning Modern German History on the Map of European Empires (Philipp Ther, page 47)
2. LEGITIMACY AND IMPERIAL RULE
- Justifying Political Power in 19th Century Europe: The Habsburg Monarchy and Beyond (Maciej Janowski, page 69)
- Schism Once Removed: Sects, State Authority, and Meanings of Religious Toleration in Imperial Russia (Paul W. Werth, page 83)
- Redefining Identities in the Late Ottoman Empire: Policies of Conversion and Apostasy (Selim Deringil, page 107)
CORE AND PERIPHERY
- Empire on Europe's Periphery: Russian and Western Comparisons (Dominic Lieven, page 133)
- The Spanish Empire and its End: a Comparative View in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Europe (Sebastian Balfour, page 151)
- The Russian-American Company as a Colonial Contractor for the Russian Empire (Ilya Vinkovetsky, page 161)
- The Comparative Ecology of Complex Frontiers (Alfred J. Rieher, page 177)
List of Contributors (page 209)
Index (page 211)

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Published: c2004

Publisher: Central European University Press

ISBN(s)

9789639241923 (hardcover)
9789639241985 (paper)
9786155211140 (ebook)

Subject

Central European