Different Paths to the Nation

Chapter 1 Introduction: Re-examining National Identity in Nineteenth-century Central Europe and Italy

Chapter 2 A Mission of Mediation: Dalmatia’s Multi-national Regionalism from the 1830s–60s

Chapter 3 ‘Unity Versus Difference’: The Politics of Region-building and National Identities in Tyrol, 1830–67

Chapter 4 Trieste, 1830–70: From Cosmopolitanism to the Nation

Chapter 5 Voluntary Associations and Nation-building in Nineteenth-century Prague

Chapter 6 German, Austrian or ‘Salzburger’? National identities in Salzburg c.1830–70

Chapter 7 Searching for a Role: Austrian Rule, National Perspectives and Memories of the ‘Serenissima’ in Venice, 1848–66

Chapter 8 The Construction of National Identities in the Northern Bohemian Borderland, 1848–71

Chapter 9 Between the Federative Nation and the National State: Public Perceptions of the Foundation of the German Empire in Southern Germany and Austria

Chapter 10 Similar Paths, Different ‘Nations’? Ultramontanisation and the Old Catholic Movement in Upper Austria, 1870–71

Chapter 11 Symbolic Representations of the Nation: Baden, Bavaria, and Saxony, c.1860–80

Chapter 12 Conclusions: Performative Effects and ‘Deep Images’ in National Discourse