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Was the Habsburg Empire an Empire?
Austrian History Yearbook, 2023 AbstractThe Habsburg monarchy seems doubly confounding. Its historians call it an empire, but it actually never called itself that. For a fraction of its existence (1804–67), the monarchy counted as a Kaisertum, a word meant to burnish the fading glory of a lost imperial title (of the Holy Roman Empire).
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Maritime Commercial Empires and Land Territorial Empires in the Black Sea Region
Історико-політичні проблеми сучасного світу, 2018 The research I conduct is focused on establishing and describing the major patterns of international interaction in the Black Sea region which have repeatedly occurred throughout history, based on two main criteria: the major players acting in the ...
Лівіу Міхаіл Янку
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An Empire of Networks: The Political Economy of the Habsburgs in the Caribbean (1492–1556)
Journal of Historical Network Research, 2022 This article presents an analysis of privileges as one of the instruments used for the colonization of the New World. Based on an original dataset comprising more than five hundred prerogatives granted by the Spanish Crown, this article applies network ...
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A alegoria de Galaaz e a representação dos impérios do mundo
E-Spania, 2022 The character of the knight that goes by the name of Galaaz/Galaad, who is the son of Lancelot du Lac, is significantly enhanced in the Arthurian cycle redacted in France during the first half of the 13th century.
José Carlos Ribeiro Miranda
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The Polemogenic Wave of 1917-1927 Revolutions as a Historical Laboratory
Сравнительная политика, 2017 The main link between revolutions in a polemogenic wave is participation of correspondent states in a common war (Πόλεμος – war, Γέννηση – birth). The polemogenic wave caused by the First World War includes successful revolutions (with the change of ...
N. S. Rozov
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Les Routes de la soie. Entre réalités et imaginaires.
Cahiers d’histoire, 2021 The very name « Silk Roads » evokes impressions and ideas of a mysterious, elusive and exotic world. However, these civilizations are still poorly known to the general public and little taught in the West.
Peter Frankopan
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Speech, time and suffering: Rosenstock-Huessy’s Post-Goethean, Post-Christian sociology [PDF]
Filozofija i Društvo, 2015 Five years ago, a new three volume edition of Eugen Rosenstock- Huessy (to translate) In the Cross of Reality: A Post-Goethean Sociology appeared in Germany.
Cristaudo Wayne
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Mediations: Science and Translation in The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet by David Mitchell
Études Britanniques Contemporaines, 2013 Mediations are a central theme in David Mitchell’s ‘house of fiction’, a set of five novels featuring a complex web of recurring characters, obsessions and literary patterns.
Claire Larsonneur, Hélène Machinal
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State of Nationalism (SoN): Nationalism and Empire
Studies on National Movements, 2021 Works on nations and nationalism often include an introductory chapter on empires before more substantive matters are examined. Conversely, books on empires typically conclude with summary reflections on the rise of nations.
Yesim Bayar
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Comparative Education and Empires
Revista Española de Educación Comparada, 2018 There is a very large literature on Empires. There is a large literature on education and empires. However, there is only a small literature within comparative education on empires. Why?
Robert Cowen
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