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期刊名:European history quarterly

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ISSN:0265-6914

e-ISSN:1461-7110

IF/分区:0.5/Q1

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Emmanuel Dalle Mulle,Mona Bieling Emmanuel Dalle Mulle
The end of the First World War was a crucial time for nationalist leaders and minority communities across the European continent and beyond. The impact of the post-war spread of self-determination on the redrawing of Eastern European border...
Eric Storm Eric Storm
Nationalism studies does not seem to be a very innovative field of research. The path-breaking views of Anderson, Gellner and Hobsbawm - all published in 1983 - still form the starting point for almost all existing investigations. Moreover,...
Joris Oddens Joris Oddens
Between 1750 and 1830 the Dutch state developed from an oligarchic republic into an enlightened autocratic monarchy via a brief experiment with representative democracy. During this period, there was an ongoing debate about the right to pet...
Andrea Guidi Andrea Guidi
A turning point in European administrative and documentary practices was traditionally associated, most famously by Robert-Henri Bautier, with the monarchies of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. By summarizing previous res...
Claudia Stein Claudia Stein
This article de-constructs and re-constructs the dynamic of a sixteenth-century political dispute between the Catholic Bavarian Duke Wilhelm V and the Protestant Saxon Elector August I. By focusing on the visual imagery which ignited the di...
Frank Caestecker,Bob Moore Frank Caestecker
The immigration policies adopted by Western European states during the interwar period were marked by increasing restriction, especially after 1933. One notable exception to this was the relatively generous treatment afforded to women who w...