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Chapter 3. Aggressive and Defensive Aims of Political Elites? Austro-Hungarian Policy in 1914
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Samuel R. Williamson
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures viii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Foreword x
- Introduction 1
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Part I: European Statescraft and the Question of War and Peace before 1914
- Chapter 1. Stealing Horses to Great Applause: Austria-Hungary’s Decision in 1914 in Systemic Perspective 15
- Chapter 2. Did Norms Matter in Nineteenth-Century International Relations? Progress and Decline in the “Culture of Peace” before World War I 43
- Chapter 3. Aggressive and Defensive Aims of Political Elites? Austro-Hungarian Policy in 1914 61
- Chapter 4. The Curious Case of the Kaiser’s Disappearing War Guilt: Wilhelm II in July 1914 75
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Part II: The Military Situation before 1914: Europe between Hot and Cold War
- Chapter 5. Chances and Limits of Armament Control 1898–1914 93
- Chapter 6. Was a Peaceful Outcome Thinkable? The Naval Race before 1914 113
- Chapter 7. Was a Peaceful Outcome Thinkable? The European Land Armaments Race before 1914 130
- Chapter 8. The German and Austro-Hungarian General Staff s and their Reflections on an “Impossible” War 149
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Part III: Hopes and Fears of War and Peace: Subjective Expectations and Unspoken Assumptions in European Societies before 1914
- Chapter 9. The Topos of Improbable War in Europe before 1914 159
- Chapter 10. Unfought Wars: The Eff ect of Détente before World War I 183
- Chapter 11. “War Enthusiasm?” Public Opinion and the Outbreak of War in 1914 200
- Chapter 12. Education for War, Peace, and Patriotism in Russia on the Eve of World War I 213
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Part IV: Culture, Gender, Religiosity, And The Coming Of War
- Chapter 13. Honor, Gender, and Power: The Politics of Satisfaction in Pre-War Europe 231
- Chapter 14. International Solidarity in European and North American Protestantism before 1914 and after 256
- Chapter 15. International Relations, Arts, and Culture before 1914 271
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Part V: The Perspective from Afar: The Outbreak of War in Europe in the Eyes of Other Continents
- Chapter 16. War as the Savior? Hopes for War and Peace in Ottoman Politics 285
- Chapter 17. The View from Japan: War and Peace in Europe around 1914 303
- Chapter 18. War, Peace, and Commerce: The American Reaction to the Outbreak of World War I in Europe 320
- Contributors 335
- Selected Bibliography 341
- Index of Names 361
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures viii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Foreword x
- Introduction 1
-
Part I: European Statescraft and the Question of War and Peace before 1914
- Chapter 1. Stealing Horses to Great Applause: Austria-Hungary’s Decision in 1914 in Systemic Perspective 15
- Chapter 2. Did Norms Matter in Nineteenth-Century International Relations? Progress and Decline in the “Culture of Peace” before World War I 43
- Chapter 3. Aggressive and Defensive Aims of Political Elites? Austro-Hungarian Policy in 1914 61
- Chapter 4. The Curious Case of the Kaiser’s Disappearing War Guilt: Wilhelm II in July 1914 75
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Part II: The Military Situation before 1914: Europe between Hot and Cold War
- Chapter 5. Chances and Limits of Armament Control 1898–1914 93
- Chapter 6. Was a Peaceful Outcome Thinkable? The Naval Race before 1914 113
- Chapter 7. Was a Peaceful Outcome Thinkable? The European Land Armaments Race before 1914 130
- Chapter 8. The German and Austro-Hungarian General Staff s and their Reflections on an “Impossible” War 149
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Part III: Hopes and Fears of War and Peace: Subjective Expectations and Unspoken Assumptions in European Societies before 1914
- Chapter 9. The Topos of Improbable War in Europe before 1914 159
- Chapter 10. Unfought Wars: The Eff ect of Détente before World War I 183
- Chapter 11. “War Enthusiasm?” Public Opinion and the Outbreak of War in 1914 200
- Chapter 12. Education for War, Peace, and Patriotism in Russia on the Eve of World War I 213
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Part IV: Culture, Gender, Religiosity, And The Coming Of War
- Chapter 13. Honor, Gender, and Power: The Politics of Satisfaction in Pre-War Europe 231
- Chapter 14. International Solidarity in European and North American Protestantism before 1914 and after 256
- Chapter 15. International Relations, Arts, and Culture before 1914 271
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Part V: The Perspective from Afar: The Outbreak of War in Europe in the Eyes of Other Continents
- Chapter 16. War as the Savior? Hopes for War and Peace in Ottoman Politics 285
- Chapter 17. The View from Japan: War and Peace in Europe around 1914 303
- Chapter 18. War, Peace, and Commerce: The American Reaction to the Outbreak of World War I in Europe 320
- Contributors 335
- Selected Bibliography 341
- Index of Names 361