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Romanian Politics, 1859-1871 : From Prince Cuza to Prince Carol by Paul E. Michelson (1998, Hardcover)
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Romanian diplomatic history in the modern period has been well and extensively studied, both in Romania and elsewhere. While the histories of smaller countries may be more influenced by international affairs than larger or more isolated nations, it would be a mistake to think of Romanian history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as primarily dominated by diplomatic events and forces.
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PublisherHistria Books
ISBN-109739809197
ISBN-139789739809191
eBay Product ID (ePID)413917
Product Key Features
Number of Pages344 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameRomanian Politics, 1859-1871 : from Prince Cuza to Prince Carol
SubjectEurope / Eastern, World / European, World / African
Publication Year1998
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaPolitical Science, History
AuthorPaul E. Michelson
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height0.8 in
Item Weight25.5 Oz
Item Length9 in
Item Width6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
LCCN98-161666
Dewey Edition21
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal949.8/016
SynopsisA systematic description and analysis of Romanian political life from the establishment of the modern Romanian national state in 1859 to the abdication crisis of 1871 that marked a turning point in the development of the country., This book presents a systematic description and analysis of Romanian political life from the establishment of the modern Romanian national state in 1859 to the abdication crisis of 1871 that marked a turning point in the development of the country. Romanian diplomatic history in the modern period has been well and extensively studied, both in Romania and elsewhere. This has led, ironically, to a slightly distorted picture of Romanian development, one in which external developments appear to take precedence over domestic events and processes. While the histories of smaller countries may be more influenced by international affairs than larger or more isolated nations, it would be a mistake to think of Romanian history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as primarily dominated by diplomatic events and forces. This study tries to correct such tendencies. This title was selected by Choice as an "Outstanding Academic Book" for 1998. Review: "Michelson's approach is one of careful and detailed narrative, based on his assumption that 'political-historical narrative' still provides a necessary foundation for the study of modern history. His long years of immersion in the archives and mastery of such sources are evident from his text and the notes. This work is thorough and reliable" -- P.W. Knoll, Choice (October 1998). Paul E. Michelson professor emeritus of history at Huntington College in Huntington, Indiana. He is the author of Conflict and Crisis (1987) and co-author of A History of Romania (1995) edited by Kurt W. Treptow., This book presents a systematic description and analysis of Romanian political life from the establishment of the modern Romanian national state in 1859 to the abdication crisis of 1871 that marked a turning point in the development of the country. Romanian diplomatic history in the modern period has been well and extensively studied, both in Romania and elsewhere. This has led, ironically, to a slightly distorted picture of Romanian development, one in which external developments appear to take precedence over domestic events and processes. While the histories of smaller countries may be more influenced by international affairs than larger or more isolated nations, it would be a mistake to think of Romanian history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as primarily dominated by diplomatic events and forces. This study tries to correct such tendencies.This title was selected by Choice as an "Outstanding Academic Book" for 1998. Review: "Michelson's approach is one of careful and detailed narrative, based on his assumption that 'political-historical narrative' still provides a necessary foundation for the study of modern history. His long years of immersion in the archives and mastery of such sources are evident from his text and the notes. This work is thorough and reliable" -- P.W. Knoll, Choice (October, 1998)., This book presents a systematic description and analysis of Romanian political life from the establishment of the modern Romanian national state in 1859 to the abdication crisis of 1871 that marked a turning point in the development of the country. Romanian diplomatic history in the modern period has been well and extensively studied, both in Romania and elsewhere. This has led, ironically, to a slightly distorted picture of Romanian development, one in which external developments appear to take precedence over domestic events and processes. While the histories of smaller countries may be more influenced by international affairs than larger or more isolated nations, it would be a mistake to think of Romanian history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as primarily dominated by diplomatic events and forces. This study tries to correct such tendencies. This title was selected by Choice as an \u201cOutstanding Academic Book\u201d for 1998. Review: \u201cMichelson\u2019s approach is one of careful and detailed narrative, based on his assumption that \u2018political-historical narrative\u2019 still provides a necessary foundation for the study of modern history. His long years of immersion in the archives and mastery of such sources are evident from his text and the notes. This work is thorough and reliable\u201d -- P.W. Knoll, Choice (October 1998). Paul E. Michelson professor emeritus of history at Huntington College in Huntington, Indiana. He is the author of Conflict and Crisis (1987) and co-author of A History of Romania (1995) edited by Kurt W. Treptow.
LC Classification NumberDR244.M54 1998
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