Southern Europe in the Age of Revolutions

Name: Southern Europe in the Age of Revolutions
Brand: Princeton University Press
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Erschienen am 23. Mai 2023

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Cover
Contents
Acknowledgements
Map of southern Europe
Introduction: Southern Europe and the Making of a Global Revolutionary South
What Constitution did Revolutionaries Fight for? A Few Introductory Remarks
The Making of a Constitutional Order and its Conflicts: Plan of the Book
Part I: War, Army and Revolution
Introduction
Chapter 1. Conspiracy and Military Careers in the Napoleonic Wars
Secret Societies and the Planning of Revolutions
From Fighting in the Napoleonic Wars to Declaring the Revolution
Chapter 2. Pronunciamientos and the Military Origins of the Revolutions
After the Napoleonic Wars: Economic Crisis and an Impossible Military Demobilisation
Communicating the Revolutionary Script: Nation, Army and Constitution
The Army and Popular Mobilisation
In the Name of What Nation?
Conclusions
Chapter 3. Civil Wars: Armies, Guerrilla Warfare and Mobilisation in the Rural World
Portugal and Political Change Through Military Pronunciamientos
Fighting in the Name of a Prisoner King: Counterrevolution in Spain
Civil War as a War of Independence: Sicily Against Naples
Civil War as a Crisis of the Ottoman Order: The Greek Revolution
Conclusions
Chapter 4. National Wars of Liberation and the End of the Revolutionary Experiences
Introduction
The failure of the revolutionary script in Naples, Piedmont and Spain
Greece and the nationalisation of the anti-Ottoman conflict
Conclusions
Chapter 5. Crossing the Mediterranean: Volunteers, Mercenaries, Refugees
Introduction: Palermo as a Mediterranean Revolutionary Hub
Sir Richard Church: Bridging Empire, Counterrevolution and Revolution
Emmanuele Scordili and the Greek Diasporas
Andrea Mangiaruva: Volunteer for Freedom and Economic Migrant?
Conclusions
Part II: Experiencing the Constitution: Citizenship, Communities and Territories
Introduction
Chapter 6. Re-conceiving Territories: The Revolutions as Territorial Crises
Introduction
Constitutional Devolution and Federal Royalism in Spain
Resisting Centralisation: Genoa, Sicily and Provincial Freedoms
Emancipating Local Councils
Creating a New State: Portugal and Greece
Chapter 7. Electing Parliamentary Assemblies
Chapter 8. Petitioning in the Name of the Constitution
Conclusions: Political Participation and Local Autonomies after the 1820s
Part III: Building Consensus, Practising Protest: The Revolutionary Public Sphere and its Enemies
Introduction
Chapter 9. Shaping Public Opinion
Communicating the Revolution, Educating Citizens: Information and Sociability
Invasions and Conspiracies: Rumours and the International Imagination
Chapter 10. Taking Control of Public Space
Revolutionary Ceremonies as Rituals of Concord
Rituals of Contestation: Singing the Revolution
Secret Societies: From Clandestine Opposition to Public Advocacy
Protest and Corporate Interests in Madrid, Palermo and Hydra: Artisans and Sailors
Chapter 11. A Counterrevolutionary Public Sphere? The Popular Culture of Absolutism
Conclusions: From Revolutionary Practices to Public Memory
Part IV: Citizens or the Faithful? Religion and the Foundation of a New Political Order
Introduction
Chapter 12. Christianity against Despotism
Religious Nations, Intolerant Nations?
Reforming Churches: Priests as Educators
Chapter 13. A Revolution within the Church
Begrudging Endorsement? Church Hierarchies and the Revolutions
A Divided Clergy
Preaching in Favour of or against the New Order
The Politics of Miracles
Conclusions
Epilogue: Unfinished Business: The Age of Revolutions in Southern Europe after the 1820s
Yannis Macriyannis and the Betrayal of the Greek Revolution
Bernardo De Sá Nogueira (Viscount and Marquis of Sá Da Bandeira) and the Search for Political Stability in Portugal
Guglielmo Pepe: Transnational Fame and the Endurance of Neapolitan Patriotism
Antonio Alcalá Galiano and the Transition to Moderate Liberalism
Conclusion
Chronology
Glossary of Foreign Terms
Bibliography
Index

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