Liberalism and the Habsburg Monarchy, 1861–1895

1. Introduction: Liberalism, Nationalism and the Austrian State
Jonathan Kwan

Part I. The Era of the Constitutional Party, 1861–79

2. Articulating the Austro-German Liberal Vision, 1861–65
Jonathan Kwan

3. Fighting for the Constitution: Dualism and the Austro-German Liberals, 1865–67
Jonathan Kwan

4. Realising the Liberal Project: Liberal Hubris and Insecurity, 1867–79
Jonathan Kwan

Part II. The Paradigm Change: The Liberals in Opposition, 1879–85

5. Defending Parliamentary Privilege: Foreign Policy, Liberal Opposition and the Responsibility of State Power
Jonathan Kwan

6. A Possible Czech-German Liberal Alliance: The Emmersdorf Discussions, 1878–79
Jonathan Kwan

7. ‘The End of the Constitutional Party’? New Directions and the New Politics, 1879–85
Jonathan Kwan

Part III. Defending Deutschtum: Liberalism and the Rise of Nationalist Politics

8. Liberalism, Anti-Semitism and the Jewish Question, 1861–95
Jonathan Kwan

9. Bohemia, Austria and Radical Politics: A Case Study, 1879–93
Jonathan Kwan

10. Ernst Plener and the Final Liberal Coalition Government, 1893–95
Jonathan Kwan

11. Conclusion: Austro-German Liberalism at the Turn of the Century
Jonathan Kwan

Nyckelord: History, Modern History, History of Germany and Central Europe, European History, Political History, Political Theory