Social Origin, Denominational, and Family Networks Among the Romanian Political Elite in Transylvania. Case Study: Greek-Catholic and Orthodox Politicians (1861 – 1918)

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Social Mobility of Elites in East-Central Europe in Historical Perspective. Introductory Study 1
4. Old and New Parliamentary Elites: Education, Professional, and Social Profiles of the Members of the Austrian Parliament, 1867 – 1918 29
5. Metamorphosis of Parliamentarian Elites in Croatia, 1910 –1925 53
6. Social Origin, Denominational, and Family Networks Among the Romanian Political Elite in Transylvania. Case Study: Greek-Catholic and Orthodox Politicians (1861 – 1918) 77
7. Senior State Officials – a Uniform Administrative Elite? The Example of Prague Crown Land Offices and Their Highest-Ranking Public Servants, 1868 –1918 99
8. The Bureaucracy of Russian Poland, 1870 – 1905: A Profile of the Elite 125
9. An Immobile Society? The Political Role of the Hungarian Aristocracy in the Dualist Era – the Example of Transylvania 149
10. The Professors of the Philosophical Faculty at the University of Vienna From 1849 to 1914 175
11. Members of the Romanian Academy From Transylvania and Hungary (1866 –1948). A Case Study on the Social Mobility of the Intellectual Elite 217