Region and State in Nineteenth-Century Europe

1. Introduction: Region and State
Joost Augusteijn, Eric Storm

Part I. Transnational

2. Historiographical Approaches to Sub-national Identities in Europe: A Reappraisal and Some Suggestions
Xosé-Manoel Núñez

3. The Birth of Regionalism and the Crisis of Reason: France, Germany and Spain
Eric Storm

Part II. Centralised Nation-States

4. National Diversity, Regionalism and Decentralism in France
Timothy Baycroft

5. Regionalism in Italy: A Critique
Stefano Cavazza

Part III. Continental Empires

6. Regionalism, Federalism and Nationalism in the German Empire
Siegfried Weichlein

7. How to Run a Multilingual Society: Statehood, Administration and Regional Dynamics in Austria-Hungary, 1867–1914
Peter Haslinger

Part IV. Region, Nation, Empire

8. The Empire, the Nation and the Homelands: Nineteenth-Century Spain’s National Idea
Josep M. Fradera

9. ‘A Mere Geographical Expression’? Scotland and Scottish Identity, c. 1890–1914
Andrew G. Newby

Part V. Competing Regional Movements

10. Gaelic and Northumbrian: Separatism and Regionalism in the United Kingdom, 1890–1920
Robert Colls

11. Irish Nationalism and Unionism Between State, Region and Nation
Joost Augusteijn

12. Nationalist Versus Regionalist? The Flemish and Walloon Movements in Belle Époque Belgium
Maarten Ginderachter

Part VI. Language and Religion

13. The Consequences of Transport by Steam: Dutch Nationalism and Frisian Regionalism in the Nineteenth Century
Goffe Jensma

14. Inadvertent Allies: Catholicism and Regionalism in a German-Polish Borderland
James Bjork

15. Conclusion: Transnational Patterns
Joost Augusteijn, Eric Storm

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, Political History, European History, Modern History, Social History, Anthropology