Ein Reich ohne Eigenschaften?

Osterkamp, Jana

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“…The interface between society/politics and administration was often informality. 28 Another form of informality, stemming from internal clientelism, was more significant within Romania, whose internal architecture tended to be autocratic, democratic processes, especially elections were mostly neglected at the local level. (The first local elections were held in 1926, and even subsequently, they were held sparsely and irregularly.…”

Section: United We Stand Divided…? Nation-statehood and Imperial Rulementioning

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“…But the composite nature of the new states had its role too. 51 Finally, the new states envisaged and promised a more democratic politics, involving the masses, which was-however-in contradiction with such political goals as enlightened expert governance, homogenization, unification, and prioritizing the titular nation.…”

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The Leftover Empire? Imperial Legacies and Statehood in the Successor States of Austria-Hungary 1

Egry¹

2021

Postwar Continuity and New Challenges in Central Europe, 1918–1923

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The clear symbolic break with the Monarchy was often obscuring, sometimes deliberately, how the pre-1918 past has shaped the successor states in their everyday operation and how this legacy served as a leverage for specific social groups and local societies to promote their peculiar interests. States were ready to relinquish some of their authority and bargain over administrative practices. Bound by trajectories set by an institutional legacy impossible to dispose of in a moment (existing laws, persisting institutions) states and statehood soon started to resemble a patchwork within the new boundaries. It is, however, not easy to grasp what it meant for the people of the time and how statehood changed during a long transition period.A local approach promises a viable route to systematic napping of the varieties of state transition. This chapter sets out a comparative analysis of such local cases, arguing that not 1

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Section: United We Stand Divided…? Nation-statehood and Imperial Rulementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: United We Stand Divided…? Nation-statehood and Imperial Rulementioning

confidence: 99%

The Leftover Empire? Imperial Legacies and Statehood in the Successor States of Austria-Hungary 1

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2021

Postwar Continuity and New Challenges in Central Europe, 1918–1923

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Ein Reich ohne Eigenschaften?

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The Leftover Empire? Imperial Legacies and Statehood in the Successor States of Austria-Hungary 1

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