Nordic Experiences in Pan-nationalisms

1. Introduction: Scandinavianism and Nordism in a Europe of pan-national movements 2. Quixotic? Not quite: The context, agenda and legacy of macronational movements Part I: Scandinavianism and great power politics 3. Windows of opportunity and the political anatomy of Scandinavianism, 1848?1858 4. Highwater for political Scandinavianism, 1863-1865 5. Russian empire and pan-Scandinavianism: Grasping a moving target, 1840-1864 Part II: Pan-movements, international influences and networks 6. Pan-nationalism across borders: Scandinavianism in the community of nations, 1830?1870 7. Emil von Qvanten, Mikhail Bakunin and pan-national activist networks Part III: Nation-building and region-building: From Scandinavianism to Nordism 8. Literature and the construction of Scandinavian peoples in relation to Scandinavianism 9. Organised into existence: Scandinavianism and pan-Scandinavian associations within and beyond the region 10. Nordism as a remake of the Nordic-Scandinavian pan-nationalism Part IV: European pan-movements: Comparative perspectives 11. Constructive forgetting and reconciliatory memory in nineteenth-century historical fiction: A comparative perspective on Scandinavianism, pan-Germanism, and Greater Netherlandism 12. Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Britishness and the UK, 1800?1925 13. Pan-Turanism and alternative pan-nationalisms in Finland 1917?1923 14. Pan-Slavism, its interpretative ambiguities and conflicting practices 15. Epilogue