Vlad Popovici

Elites and politics in Central and Eastern Europe (1848-1918)

Contents: Peter Urbanitsch: Intellectual Elites and the Franchise for Representative Bodies on Local, Regional and State Levels in Cisleithania 1848-1914 - Franz Adlgasser: Lawyers in the Austrian Parliament, 1848-1918. A Prosopographic Case Study - Lubos Velek: The Czech Club in Prague: the Political Association as a Means to Political Mobilisation and the Legitimisation and Cultivation of Civil Elites in the 1870s - Jiri Sousa/Jiri Staif: The Social Question as a Focus of Interest for Political and Entrepreneurial Elites: Lands of the Bohemian Crown 1880-1914 - Jiri Malir: The Moravian Diet and Political Elites in Moravia 1848-1918 - Lukas Fasora: Deutschliberal and Deutschnational. Continuity and Discontinuity in Local Politics and the Diet of Moravia 1880-1914 - Harald Binder: Galicias Parliamentary Elites in the Transition to Mass Politics - Mihai-Stefan Ceausu: Representation of the Romanian Political Elite in the Bukovina Diet (1861-1914) - Jozsef Pap: Problems in the Career Analysis of Hungarian Representatives in the Age of Dualism - Andras Cieger: Interests and Strategies. An Investigation of the Political Elite of the Sub-Carpathian Region in the Age of Dualism (1867-1918) - Alexandru Onojescu/Ovidiu Iudean/Vlad Popovici: Parliamentary Representation in Eastern Hungary (1861-1918). Preliminary Results of a Prosopographic Inquiry - Judit Pal: Representation of the Transylvanian Towns in the Hungarian Parliament and Town MPs after the Austro-Hungarian Compromise (1866-1875) - Nicolae Bocsan: The Romanian Political Elite in Transylvania between Militancy and Professionalisation - Silvia Marton: Becoming Political Professionals. Members of Parliament in Romania (1866-1914).