Neutrality in Austria: Contemporary Austrian Studies

ISBN-13: 9781138528772 / Angielski / Twarda / 2018 / 376 str.

Anton Pelinka

Opis

After Stalin's death, during a respite in Cold War tensions in 1955, Austria managed to rid itself of a quadripartite occupation regime and become a neutral state

Spis treści

Topical Essays; Austrian Neutrality; Transformation and Semantic Change of Austrian Neutrality; Neutrality versus NATO: The Analysis of a TV-Discussion on the Contemporary Function of Austria’s Neutrality 1; International Perceptions of Austrian Neutrality; Sovereignty and the “Unnatural”: Fianna Fáil and Why the Anglo-Irish Agreement Could Not Be a Neutral Act; Neutrality Must Change; Austria’s Permanent Neutrality—Its Origins, Development, and Demise 1; Nontopical Essays; The Hungarian Crisis and Austria 1953-58: A Foiled Model Case?; The Austrian Legation in Prague and the Czechoslovak Crisis of 1968; Historiography Roundtable; Gerald Stourzh’s Opus Magnum; The Soviet Godfathers of Austrian Neutrality; An American Perspective; The British Perspective of Austrian Neutrality; An Austrian Perspective; Reply to the Commentators; Review Essay; Austria after 1945—Success Story? Heroic Age? Review of Recent Literature; Book Reviews; Austria’s Escape from the Cold War; Claudia Kuretsidis-Haider and Winfried Garscha, eds. Keine Abrechnung: NS-Verbrechen, Justiz und Gesellschaft in Europa nach 1945. Leipzig-Wien: Akademische Verlagsanstalt, 1998. Paper. Pp. 488.; Egon and Heinrich Berger von Waldenegg, Biographie im Spiegel: Die Memoiren zweier Generationen (Vienna: Böhlau, 1998); Borders, Self-Determination, and the Emerging Concept of “Self-Governance”; Lothar Höbelt, Von der vierten Partei zur dritten Kraft. Die Geschichte des VdU (Graz: Leopold Stocker, 1999); Annual Review; Survey of Austrian Politics Austria 1999; List of Authors

O autorze

Ruth Wodak, Anton Pelinka; Gunter Bischof