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Table of Contents
Part IV: Colonial Politics and the Age of Empires
10 Models of European Colonial Empires
The Impact of British Policy on the Institutional System of the Khanate of Kalat (North-West India, 1870–1914) • Gianluca Pastori
The First Tunisian Crisis (1864) • Antonello Battaglia
The British Empire in South Africa, 1875–1881: A Case Study in the Changes of Imperial Thought • Michał Leśniewski
Imperialism of Kaiser Wilhelm II: Perspectives and Historiography of German Südpolitik • Francesco Cerasani
“The Moro Problem”: Race, Religion and American Colonial Empire in the Southern Philippines, 1899–1939 • Oliver Charbonneau
Defensive Modernization and Self-Induced Colonialism • Radu Murea
Colonialism through Emigration: Italian Politics in Latin America between Nationalism and Commercial Expansion from Crispito the Rise of Fascism • Stefano Pelaggi
The Russian Attempt to Colonize East Africa • Roberto Reali
11 Models of Decolonization
South Sudan: An Outlier in Postcolonial African Nation-Building? • Ole Frahm
The Challenges of a Postcolonial Nation: The Azerbaijani Democratic Republic (1918–1920) • Daniel Pommier Vincelli
The First Failures of the UNO in Palestine: The Partition Plan, the Creation of the State of Israel and Nakba • Jorge Ramos Tolosa
Iraq and the Oil Cold War: A Superpower Struggle and the End of the Iraq Petroleum Company (1958–1972) • Philippe Tristani
The Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan as a Continuation of the Imperial Policy of Tsarist Russia • Joanna Modrzejewska-Leśniewska
The Intellectual Property Protection System in the African French and British Colonies during 1945–1989 • Mihaela Daciana Bolos
12 Economic Development and Economy of Inequality
German Capital in Georgia at the End of the Nineteenth and the Beginning of the Twentieth Century and its Importance • Revaz Gvelesiani and Nana Maisuradze
Development Strategies between Italy and Romania after the War and the Birth of the Romanian-Italian Commercial Bank: A Historical Overview • Francesca R. Lenzi
Social Integration in the Context of Regional Economic Integration (on the Example of the South Caucasian States) • Eka Lekashvili and Giorgi Gaprindashvili
Reconfiguring Romanian Architecture by the Second Half of the 1950s: Soviet Models and Local Economic Practices • Mara Marginean
War and Empire: Portuguese Africa and the War Economy (1914–1919) • Maria Fernanda Rollo and Ana Paula Pires
Companies and Firms in the “Italian Somalia” (1960–1970) • Donatella Strangio
Part V: Empires and Nations in South and Eastern Europe
13 Southeastern Europe
Early British Discursive Constructions of Montenegro (1840–1880) • Ana Živković
The Fundamental Rights of the Albanian Population of Chameria in Front of Greek Municipal Law and International Law 1913–1926 • Blerina Sadiku
The Greek Orthodox Community of Mytilene: From the Multiethnic Symbiosis in the Ottoman Empire to the Greek State, 1908–1912 • Maria Mandamadiotou
14 The Habsburg Empire and Nationalities: The Case of Romanians
Reflections on the Political Culture of the Romanians from Transylvania and Hungary (1848–1914) • Vlad Popovici
The Ecclesiastical Elite in the Romanian National Movement from Transylvania during the Semi-Liberal Period (1860–1865) • Mirela Popa-Andrei
How the Liberals Monopolized Cultural Nationalism Infusing Politics with National Ideology in Romania at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century • Petru Szedlacsek
The National Question in Transylvania in the Period Around the Ausgleich • Giordano Altarozzi and Cornel Sigmirean
From Protest Petitions to Parliamentary Action: The Attitude of the Leadership of the Nationalities in Hungary in Regards to the Minister Ágoston Trefort’s Magyarization Policy • Ovidiu Emil Iudean and Oana Valentina Sorescu
Politics and Parliamentarism: The Romanian Political Elite from Transylvania between Vienna and Pest (1860–1871) • Alexandru Onojescu
Coming Late to the Party: Romania’s Accelerated Modernization between 1859 and 1916 • Gabriel Lataianu
15 The Great War: Roots and Consequences
Germany’s Next War: Assumptions and Military Strategies of the German Army in 1905 • Roberto Sciarrone
Montenegro in Italian Foreign Policy during the Balkan Wars (1912–1913) • Slavko Burzanović
The Italian Intelligentsia and Armed Intervention in the Great War: The Debate on Cultural Magazines La Voce, Edizione politica and L’unità, Problemi della vita italiana • Lorenzo Marmiroli
Religious and Ethnic Identities in the First World War Macedonia: Perspectives from the Holy See’s Diplomacy • Francesca Di Giulio
Drafting the Hungarian-Yugoslav Border: A Short Overview • Alessandro Vagnini
Ethnic Conflicts in Cilicia and the Turkish War of Independence 1918–1922 • Nazar Bagci
Reconstruction Projects of Romanian and Hungarian States after 1918 • Lucian Săcălean
16 Europe between the Two World Wars
From the Second to the Third Reich: Foreign Policy and International Relations • David Sarkisyan
Aspects of Political Cooperation between Italian and German Communists during the Period of the Weimar Republic • Martina Bitunjac
Diplomacy and Propaganda in Romania (1918–1946) • Radu Mârza
The Perspectives of the Monarchy in Interwar Romania: From the Constitutional Monarchy to Right-Wing Totalitarianism • Paul-Ersilian Roşca
Regional Security Pacts in Southeast Europe between the Two World Wars • Ivanka Dodovska
17 Rethinking the Adriatic Question in the Twentieth Century
Between War and Revolution: The Adriatic Question and D’Annunzio in Fiume, Building a New Italy (1918–1920) • Andrea Carteny
Yugoslav-Italian Relations and the Adriatic Issue in the Late 1918 and the Early 1919 • Alberto Becherelli
The Eastern Adriatic in the Croatian National Revival • Vilim Pavlović
The Trieste Question and the 1948 Elections in Italy: An Assessment of the National and Foreign Propaganda • Gabriele Vargiu
The Last Risorgimento: Riots in Trieste in 1953 • Michele Pigliucci
Part VI: Communism, the Cold War and their Consequences
18 Communism in Europe: Selected Case Studies
The Failure to Cope with Socialist Realism in the Soviet Union of the 1930s (Andrei Platonov) • Anna Troján
Nationalism and Socialism in Romania: The Case of Nicolae Ceauşescu’s Cult of Personality • Manuela Marin
Gh. Gheorghiu-Dej and the Roots of the Romanian Dissidence Inside the Communist Camp • Mihai Croitor
National Interests and International Communism: The Romanian Communists Advocating “Allargamento” (1967–1973) • Cezar Stanciu
Environment, Real Socialism and Sustainability in Russia • Gianluca Senatore
Environment, Pollution and Eco-Nationalism in the USSR • Elena Dundovich
19 Clashing Empires in the Cold War Era
Outer Space: A New Dimension for the Application of the Principle of Balance of Power during the Cold War • Valentina Mariani
The Fear and the Solution: Yugoslavia between the Soviet Threat and the Western Military Aid (1948–1958) • Ivan Laković
Socialism and National Sovereignty: Some Reflections about the “Brezhnev Doctrine” • Andrea Giannotti
Imperial Legacy and Cold War Rationale: The Anglo-American Diplomacy and the Falklands War in 1982 • Davide Borsani
The End of the Cold War and New Challenges to Democracy • Amit Mishra
20 The Post-Cold War Era
The Debate on the German Nation after the Fall of the Berlin Wall: Critical Opinions about the Reunification • Costanza Calabretta
The Czech Republic and the Modern Czech • Klára Plecitá-Vlachová
The Alibi of Memories: Political Idealism, Culture and Ideology in Post-Communist Countries • Ege Celeste Reinuma
Poisoned Support? A Hypothesis on US Policy Towards Yugoslavia, 1981–1991 • Carlos González Villa
The Defeat of Democratic Yugoslavism in Bosnia-Herzegovina: The Alliance of Reformist Forces of Yugoslavia • Alfredo Sasso
Between Nations and Empires: Contemporary Reflections on Central Europe • Piotr Chmiel
Soft Power and its Influence on the Developing Countries • Alexandra Calin
The Romanian Struggle for Détente inside the Warsaw Treaty (1955–1965) • Andreea Emilia Duţă