Barricades and Borders by Robert Gildea -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Preface to the first edition Preface to the second edition Preface to the third edition Contents List of maps List of tables PART ONE: EUROPE 1800–1850

1: The quickening pace

Demographic revolution The expansion of the market Capitalist practices: agriculture Capitalist practices: industry The problem of capital Crisis in the élite

2: Napoleonic Europe

France: revolution from above The hegemony of Napoleon Assault on the ancien régime The generation of nationalism

3: Metternich’s Europe

The Vienna Settlement The revolutionary tradition Counter-revolution and conquest National awakenings Liberalism and radicalism: western Europe Liberalism and radicalism: central and eastern Europe

4: The revolutions of 1848

The united front Division and defeat The springtime of peoples?

5: Hierarchies of culture

Language and education Patterns of leisure Religious revival The birth of the disciplined society The Romantic revolt

PART TWO: EUROPE 1850–1880

6: Mid-century prosperity

Urbanization A world market Agriculture: profit and loss The accumulation of capital Bourgeois dynasties

7: Nationalism and unification

Reaction: the 1850s The Crimean War The withdrawal of Russia Unification: Italy Unification: Germany The Ausgleich

8: Revolution contained

Constitutional change Anarchism and socialism Stabilization: liberal Stabilization: authoritarian The resurgence of Russia

9: Mid-century culture

Schools Philistinism Religion and science Positivism Realism

PART THREE: EUROPE 1880–1914

10: The struggle for economic supremacy

Mass migration The Great Depression? Agricultural crisis New technology Industry: ownership Industry: management Industry: labour Plutocracy

11: Problems of national integration

Socialism: northern Europe Socialism: southern Europe Socialism: Russia Roman Catholicism National minorities Feminism and the crisis of masculinity

12: The race for empire

Colonialism Chauvinism Imperialism

13: The management of society

Mass education Social welfare and social engineering Anti-Semitism Authoritarianism

14: Culture at the turn of the century

Mass culture Secularization? The unconscious Modernism

15: The break-up of nineteenth-century Europe

1905: revolution in Russia 1905: tremors in the west 1905: Germany’s bid for power Slav nationalism contained The attack on privilege The disintegration of the Ottoman Empire The bitter pill of militarism War against revolution

Bibliography Chronology The main ruling houses Chief ministers of the major states Index