Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Foreword ix
4. Editor’s Preface xiii
5. Liberalism and Nationalism: An Ambiguous Relationship 1
6. I.Western Europe
7. Scotland and England: Diverging Political Discourses 19
8. Radical Liberalism and Nationalism in Mid-Victorian Scotland 37
9. Dutch Liberals and Nineteenth-Century National Traditions 55
10. Liberal Nationalism and Modern Regional Identity: Revolutionary Belgium, 1786–1830 75
11. II. Central Europe
12. Unity or Liberty? German Liberalism Founding an Empire (1850–79) 89
13. Switzerland: a European Model of Liberal Nationalism? 109
14. The Identity Problems of the Austro-German Liberals 139
15. Political Vocabularies of the Hungarian Liberals and Conservatives before 1848 155
16. The Liberalism of the Hungarian Nobility (1825–1910) 197
17. Marginal or Central? The Place of the Liberal Tradition in Nineteenth-Century Polish History 239
18. Czech Liberalism, 1848–1918 273
19. III. Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Southern Europe
20. The Inherent Burden of Russian Liberalism 309
21. Empire and Nation in Russian Liberal Thought 329
22. The Value System of Serb Liberalism 345
23. Building the State from the Roof Down. Varieties of Romanian Liberal Nationalism 367
24. The Interesting Anomaly of Balkan Liberalism 399
25. In Defiance of History. Liberal and National Attributes of the Ottoman-Turkish Path to Modernity 457
26. List of Contributors 501
27. Index of Names 503