Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Contributors ix
4. Preface to the Series "Atlantic Studies on Society in Change" xi
5. Plans and Projects for Integration in East Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries: Toward a Typology 1
6. The Beginnings
7. Miklós Wesselényi on the Future of the Habsburg Empire and Hungary 19
8. The Hungarian Nationalities Act of 1849 41
9. Crossroads Between Revolution And The Compromise (1849-1867)
10. Lajos Kossuth's Role in the Conceptualization of a Danubian Federa-tion 59
11. Dialogue among Hungarian and Romanian Exiles, 1850-51 99
12. Era of Dualism(1867-1918)
13. József Eötvös and Ferenc Deák: Laws on Nationalities 131
14. Lajos Mocsáry's Political Theory of National Minorities 161
15. The Hungarian-Croat Compromise of 1868 177
16. Era Of Upheavals (1918-1998)
17. Conceptual Changes on Central European Integration in Hungarian Political Thinking, 1920-1948 199
18. Oszkár Jászi's Danube Federation Theories 227
19. Transylvanism: Revision or Regionalism? 243
20. István Bibó on the Conditions of Danubian Reconciliation 263
21. National Independence, Neutrality, and Cooperation in the Danube Region: Imre Nagy's Foreign Policy Ideas 281
22. "Why Did the Danubian Federation Plans Fail?" 305
23. Present and the Future
24. The Protection of National and Ethnic Minorities' Rights in Hungary (1989-1997) 315
25. Bilateral Treaties between Hungary and its Neighbors after 1989 347
26. Biographies of Key Personalities 379
27. Basic Bibliography 397
28. Maps 399
29. Name Index 405
30. Geographical Index 409