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The dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy

Oszkár Jászi c1929 © University of Chicago Press
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  • PART I SOME PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
    • I. THE PROBLEM (page 3)
    • II. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE HABSBURG MONARCHY WAS NOT A MECHANICAL BUT AN ORGANIC PROCESS (page 6)
    • III. THE DOUBLE WAR OF THE HABSBURG MONARCHY (page 14)
    • IV. ESSENCE AND POSSIBILITIES OF CIVIC EDUCATION (page 24)
  • PART II THE HISTORICAL ATMOSPHERE
    • I. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE WESTERN NATIONAL STATES AND THE HABSBURG MONARCHY (page 31)
    • II. THE HABSBURG EMPIRE AS A FAMILY ESTATE (FIDEL COMMISSUM) (page 33)
    • III. THE FATA MORGANA OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE (page 35)
    • IV. THE UNIFYING FORCE OF GERMAN COLONIZATION (page 38)
    • V. COHESION CREATED BY THE TURKISH PRESSURE (page 40)
    • VI. ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE DYNASTY AND THE OPPRESSED CLASSES OF THE PEOPLE (page 43)
    • VII. THE FIGHT OF THE ABSOLUTISM AGAINST THE ESTATES (page 45)
    • VIII. THE INTRODUCTION OF THE SPANISH TERROR (page 49)
    • IX. MERCANTILISM AND PRAGMATICO SANCTIO (page 56)
    • X. THE SYSTEM OF DOUCE VIOLENCE (page 61)
    • XI. THE SYSTEM OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ABSOLUTISM (page 66)
    • XII. BULWARK AGAINST THE FRENCH REVOLUTION (page 74)
    • XIII. REVOLUTION AND MILITARY ABSOLUTISM (page 86)
    • XIV. THE STABILIZATION OF ABSOLUTISM: THE SYSTEM BACH (page 100)
    • XV. EXPERIMENTATION IN CONSTITUTIONALISM: The "Diploma" and the "Patent" (page 103)
    • XVI. THE PERIOD OF SHAM-CONSTITUTIONALISM: THE DUALIST SYSTEM (page 106)
    • XVII. DAMNOSA HEREDITAS (page 119)
    • XVIII. A HISTORY OF CONFLICTING SENTIMENTS (page 129)
  • PART III THE CENTRIPETAL FORCES: THE EIGHT PILLARS OF INTERNATIONALISM
    • I. THE CENTRIPETAL FORCES AND THEIR GENERAL DYNAMICS (page 133)
    • II. THE DYNASTY (page 135)
    • III. THE ARMY (page 141)
    • IV. THE ARISTOCRACY (page 149)
    • V. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (page 155)
    • VI. BUREAUCRACY (page 163)
    • VII. CAPITALISM AND THE JEWRY (page 170)
    • VIII. SOCIALISM (page 177)
    • IX. THE TRAGEDY OF FREE TRADE (page 185)
  • PART IV THE CENTRIFUGAL FORCES: THE DRAMA OF THE GROWING NATIONAL DISINTEGRATION
    • I. THE BOOKS OF SYBIL (page 215)
    • II. MORBUS LATIFUNDII (page 220)
    • III. THE STRUGGLE OF THE CROWNS (page 240)
    • IV. NATIONAL AWAKENING (page 248)
  • PART V THE DYNAMICS OF THE CENTRIFUGAL FORCES
    • I. THE DISTRIBUTION OF NATIONS AND THE GERMAN‐MAGYAR HEGEMONY (page 271)
    • II. THE CHIEF TENDENCY OF THE AUSTRIAN NATIONAL STRUGGLES: THE MOVE TOWARD NATIONAL EQUALITY (page 283)
    • III. THE CHIEF TENDENCY OF THE HUNGARIAN NATIONAL STRUGGLES: THE MOVE TOWARD A UNIFIED NATIONAL STATE (page 298)
    • IV. THE FUNDAMENTAL ANTAGONISM BETWEEN THE AUSTRIAN AND THE HUNGARIAN SYSTEM (page 344)
    • V. HUNGARY VERSUS AUSTRIA (page 349)
    • VI. CROATIA VERSUS HUNGARY (page 366)
  • PART VI THE DANGER OF IRREDENTA
    • I. GENERAL CHARACTER OF THE PROBLEM (page 379)
    • II. THE PSEUDO‐IRREDENTAS (page 384)
    • III. THE TRUE IRREDENTAS (page 394)
    • IV. THE JUGO‐SLAV IRREDENTA AND THE ROAD TOWARD THE WAR (page 403)
  • PART VII CONSCIOUS EFFORTS IN CIVIC EDUCATION
    • I. OBSTACLES TO CIVIC EDUCATION (page 433)
    • II. THE AUSTRIAN SYSTEM OF CIVIC EDUCATION (page 435)
    • III. THE HUNGARIAN SYSTEM OF CIVIC EDUCATION (page 440)
    • IV. DYNASTIC PATRIOTISM VERSUS NATIONAL PATRIOTISM (page 447)
  • RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT (page 453)
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 461)
  • INDEX (page 483)
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Journal AbbreviationLabelURL
PSQ 46.2 (Jun. 1931): 299-302 http://www.jstor.org/stable/2142757
AHR 35.3 (Apr. 1930): 610-611 http://www.jstor.org/stable/1838442
JMh 2.4 (Dec. 1930): 697-701 http://www.jstor.org/stable/1871209
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