دانلود کتاب State and Revolution in Finland

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‎Contents
‎Acknowledgements
‎Maps, Tables and Figures
‎Maps
‎Tables
‎Figure
‎Chapter 1. The Formation of a Small Polity
‎1. The Problem
‎2. A Comparative Perspective
‎3. What Is to Be Explained
‎4. Plan of the Book
‎Part 1. State-Making and the Class Structure
‎Chapter 2. Dominant Groups and State-Making
‎1. The Early Nineteenth Century
‎2. Economic Integration
‎3. The Late Nineteenth Century
‎Chapter 3. The Agrarian Class Structure and Industrial Workers
‎1. The Industrial and Agricultural Revolutions in Finland
‎2. Freeholding Peasants and Agrarian Workers
‎3. The Link between Industrial and Agrarian Workers
‎4. Crofters
‎Chapter 4. Territorial Integration
‎1. Finnish Regions up to 1809
‎2. Reorientation from Stockholm to St. Petersburg
‎3. Territorial Integration in the Late Nineteenth Century
‎4. Core-Periphery Interaction – the County of Viipuri and Eastern Finland
‎5. South-Western Finland as a Core Region
‎6. Declining Ostrobothnia
‎7. Division of Labour and State Penetration in Northern Finland
‎8. Summary
‎Part 2. National Integration and Class Integration
‎Chapter 5. Finnish Nationalism
‎1. The Dual Nature of Nationalism in Nineteenth-Century Europe
‎2. Finland in a European Perspective
‎3. The Consolidation of a National Culture
‎4. Conclusion
‎Chapter 6. Before the Revolution: Organisation, Mobilisation, and the Role of Russia
‎1. Early Mass Organisation
‎2. The Finno-Russian Conflict
‎3. The General Strike of 1905, Parliamentary Reform, and the Rise of Agrarian Socialism
‎Chapter 7. Regional Consolidation of Party Support
‎1. Regions as Loci of Party Systems
‎2. The South-Western Core Region
‎3. The County of Viipuri
‎4. Ostrobothnia
‎5. Eastern Finland
‎6. Northern Finland
‎7. Conclusions
‎Part 3. The Abortive Revolution
‎Chapter 8. On Preconditions for Revolutionary Situations
‎Chapter 9. The Abortive Revolution of 1917–1918
‎1. Socialists within the Polity
‎2. The Rise of Multiple Sovereignty
‎3. The Revolutionary Situation
‎4. The Aftermath
‎5. The Social and Regional Basis for the Revolution
‎6. On the Character of the Finnish Revolution
‎7. Breakdown of Society or Contest for State Power?
‎Chapter 10. State and Nation after the Failed Revolution
‎1. The Failed Revolution and the Nation
‎2. The Persistence of the Volcanic Model of the Finnish Revolution
‎3. On the State, the Nation, and Class Balance
‎4. The Lapua Movement, 1930–2
‎5. The Mass Movement and the Dominant Classes in Finnish Fascism
‎Part 4. The Finnish State and Revolution in a European Perspective
‎Chapter 11. Eastern European Revolutionary Movements
‎1. National Movements in the Baltic Provinces
‎2. Revolution in the Baltic Provinces, 1905 and 1917–18
‎3. Challenges in East-Central Europe
‎4. Fascism in Eastern Europe
‎Chapter 12. The Formation of Finland in Europe
‎1. Economic Consolidation
‎2. The Formation of State and Nation
‎3. Political Organisation and Mobilisation before 1917
‎4. Revolutionary Situations in Small European Polities
‎5. State and Revolution in Finland
‎Postscript to the Second Printing
‎1. A Personal Note
‎2. A Recapitulation
‎3. The Reception of the Comparative Perspective
‎3.1. Finland Compared
‎3.2. Problems in the Use of the Comparative Approach
‎3.3. The Unity of the Elites
‎4. Structures and Actors
‎5. The Associational Tradition in the Political Process
‎6. Causes and Scripts
‎Bibliography
‎Index