Exploring Loyalty
Contributions by Jens Boysen Contributions by Peter Bugge Contributions by Mark Cornwall Contributions by Angela Craciun Contributions by Doris Danzer Contributions by Franziska Davies Contributions by Mikhail Dolbilov Contributions by Tatiana Khripachenko Contributions by Alexei Miller Contributions by Hélena Tóth Contributions by Todd Weir Contributions by Martina Niedhammer Edited by Jana Osterkamp Edited by Martin Schulze Wessel Series edited by Martin Schulze Wessel
Hardback (Published)
(May 2017)
ISBN: 9783525373170
6.34 x 9.33 inches
Price: $69.00
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Die Autoren untersuchen nationale, konfessionelle, politische und militärische Loyalitäten in der Geschichte Ost- und Ostmitteleuropas.
There is hardly any other concept that is more useful to understand the stability and transformation of political systems than loyalty. Loyalty provides a fresh perspective on political cultures of past and present as well as on political change. Although in the new history of emotions and political culture, loyalty is one perspective among many others such as trust, allegiance, solidarity, patriotism or identity, it stands out for a number of reasons. First, it addresses the multi-tiered, procedural and multi-polar character of societal and communal relationships. Second, and more importantly, it is sensitive to both, their horizontal and vertical settings. This volume endeavours to explore loyalties in the history of the East and Central European regions. Encompassing the 19th and 20th centuries and comparing the Russian and the Habsburg Empires on the one hand, and the interwar and socialist period that followed their collapse on the other, the authors focus on national, confessional, political, or military loyalties.
- Contributions by Jens Boysen
- Contributions by Peter Bugge
- Contributions by Mark Cornwall
- Contributions by Angela Craciun
- Contributions by Doris Danzer
- Contributions by Franziska Davies
- Contributions by Mikhail Dolbilov
- Contributions by Tatiana Khripachenko
- Contributions by Alexei Miller
- Contributions by Heléna Tóth
- Contributions by Todd Weir
- Contributions by Martina Niedhammer
- Edited by Jana Osterkamp
- Edited by Martin Schulze Wessel
- Series edited by Martin Schulze Wessel
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