Economic change and the national question in Twentieth-century Europe

There can be no doubt about the enduring significance and the immense historical impact of the national question, yet its economic dimension has been little examined. This volume deals with the national question in the light of economic change in the twentieth-century, and contains twenty studies by a team of distinguished authors on nations and nationalities spanning Europe from Ireland to Russia and from Greece to Estonia.

Contributors:
Alan O'Day, Eric Buyst, Jorg Roesler, Eduard Kubu, Bruno Fritzsche, Nuno Valerio, Gabriel Tortella, Stefan Haupt, Monserrat Garate, Luigi Di Rosa, Margarita Dritsas, Herbert Matis, Jaroslav Patek, Christoph Boyer, Roman Holec, Agnes Pogany, Neven Borak, Jerzy Tomaszewski, An u Mai Koll, Riitta Hjerppe, Juha-Antti Lamberg, Andre) Yudanov.