Die letzten Jahrzehnte einer Großmacht. Menschen, Völker, Probleme des Habsburger-Reiches
1932
by Sieghart
Social DemocracyLiberalismAustrian SchoolCarl MengerMarginal UtilitySocialismCartelsEconomic PolicyEugen von Bohm-BawerkStatismTax ReformBureaucracyInfrastructureNationalismCustoms UnionFederalismFeudalismBankingWorld War IFiscal PolicyTaxationWoodrow WilsonGreat DepressionInflationOtto von BismarckIndustrial RevolutionCapitalismOtto BauerGeopoliticsLeague of NationsSovereignty
Table of Contents · 70 segments
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Title Page and Publication Informationtheoretical
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Preface: The Purpose and Objectivity of Memoirstheoretical
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The Author's Career: From Student to Bank Governortheoretical
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Defense of the Old Austrian Statetheoretical
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Table of Contents: Book One and Book Twotheoretical
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Table of Contents: Book Three and Conclusiontheoretical
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Table of Contents (Continued) and Introduction to Book Onechapter
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Education and Early Career in Political Journalismchapter
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Intellectual Influences: The Menger Brothers and the Austrian Schoolchapter
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Entry into Civil Service and the Cartel Law Proposalchapter
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The Presidial Chancellery and the Rise of Ernest von Koerberchapter
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The Formation of the Koerber Cabinet (1900)chapter
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Koerber's Statesmanship and the Economic Programchapter
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The Marriage of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Sophie Chotekchapter
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The Peak and Decline of the Koerber Erachapter
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The Decline and Fall of the Koerber Cabinetchapter
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The Conflict Between Koerber and Goluchowski (1900-1904)chapter
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Sieghart's Career and Political Networks under Koerberchapter
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The 1905 Crisis and the Ministry of Gautschchapter
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The Struggle for Universal Suffrage and the Fall of Gautschchapter
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The Brief Premiership of Prince Konrad Hohenlohechapter
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The Beck Era and the Passage of Universal Suffragechapter
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The 1907 Austro-Hungarian Compromise Negotiationschapter
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The Dualism of the Austro-Hungarian Compromisechapter
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Political Struggles for the 1907 Compromisechapter
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The Fall of the Beck Government and the Annexation Crisischapter
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The Bienerth Administration and Count Stürgkhchapter
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The Struggle for the Boden-Credit-Anstalt Governorshipchapter
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The Outbreak of the World Warchapter
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The Fall of Sieghart and the Reign of Emperor Karlchapter
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Parliamentary Activity and the End of the Empirechapter
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Return to the Bank and the Final Collapsechapter
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Kaiser Franz Josef I.: Personality and Historical Rolechapter
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The Governance and Political Style of Franz Josef Ichapter
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Archduke Franz Ferdinand: The Tragic Successorchapter
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Kaiser Karl I. and the End of the Empirechapter
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The Imperial Court and the Archdukeschapter
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The Social Classes: Nobility and Bourgeoisiechapter
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The Civil Service and the Clergychapter
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The Imperial Army: The Last Unifying Forcechapter
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Die Deutschliberalen und die Verfassungsparteichapter
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Ernst von Plener und Johann von Chlumeckychapter
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Der bürgerliche Radikalismus und die Deutschnationalenchapter
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Karl Lueger und die Christlich-Soziale Parteichapter
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Die tschechischen Parteien und der nationale Aufstiegchapter
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Polen und Ruthenen in Galizienchapter
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Südslawen und Italiener: Der Kampf um die Adriachapter
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Die Arbeiterklasse und die Sozialdemokratiechapter
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Altösterreichische Schicksalsprobleme: Wirtschaft und Sozialeschapter
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Die nationale Frage in der Verfassung (1848–1849)chapter
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The Kremsier Constitution and the March Constitution of 1849chapter
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National Provisions and the Return to Absolutismchapter
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The Administrative Reforms of Stadion and Bachchapter
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Constitutional Struggles and the October Diploma (1859–1860)chapter
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Schmerling's February Patent and the Curia Systemchapter
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The Road to Dualism and the 1867 Compromisechapter
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The December Constitution and Article 19chapter
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The Polish Question and the Galician Resolutionchapter
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The Bohemian Question and the Fundamental Articles of 1871chapter
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The Psychology and Theory of the Language Struggletheoretical
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History of the Language Struggle in Bohemia (1848–1880)chapter
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The Badeni Crisis and the Koerber Proposalschapter
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New Methods: National Curias and the Moravian Compromisechapter
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The Theory of National Autonomy: Renner and the Social Democratstheoretical
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I. Bilanz und Lehre: Lessons from the National Legal Developmentchapter
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II. Das verpflichtende Erbe: The Legacy of the Empire and the Peace of Saint-Germainchapter