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Making politics in the Euro...
"This book offers a fresh look at the so-called "politicisation" of the European countryside, from the late eighteenth century to the 1930s, in the context of waning monarchies, rising and staggering parliamentary nation states, and fascist and communist dictatorships. The concept "politicisation", however, is misleading. The book argues that Europe's rural societies were far from immobile spaces, set in routines, that had to be politised from outside and against the grain. The thirteen articles in the volume demonstrate that, instead of politicisation from scratch, political thinking and acting of country dwellers - from Scandinavia to Spain, from Moravia to France - evolved in a constant, dialectical relationship with their urban, regional and national surroundings: they reacted to wars, revolutions and shifting borders, their political loyalties changed, so did their political agendas, their repertoires of collective action and their role in the establishment, successes and failures of political parties, separate agrarian parties included."--
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monografia Rebiun31738259 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun31738259 220218s2022 be |||||s|||||00| 0 eng|c 9782503595061 CBUC 991060724962306706 UAM 991008198554204211 ES-BaUB cat rda ES-BaUB Making politics in the European countryside 1780s-1930s edited by Laurent Brassart, Corinne Marache, Juan Pan-Montojo & Leen Van Molle Turnhout, Belgium Brepols Publishers n.v. [2022] Turnhout, Belgium Turnhout, Belgium Brepols Publishers n.v. 331 pàgines 24 cm 331 pàgines Text txt rdacontent sense mediació n rdamedia volum nc rdacarrier CORN publication series volume 19 Inclou referències bibliogràfiques "This book offers a fresh look at the so-called "politicisation" of the European countryside, from the late eighteenth century to the 1930s, in the context of waning monarchies, rising and staggering parliamentary nation states, and fascist and communist dictatorships. The concept "politicisation", however, is misleading. The book argues that Europe's rural societies were far from immobile spaces, set in routines, that had to be politised from outside and against the grain. The thirteen articles in the volume demonstrate that, instead of politicisation from scratch, political thinking and acting of country dwellers - from Scandinavia to Spain, from Moravia to France - evolved in a constant, dialectical relationship with their urban, regional and national surroundings: they reacted to wars, revolutions and shifting borders, their political loyalties changed, so did their political agendas, their repertoires of collective action and their role in the establishment, successes and failures of political parties, separate agrarian parties included."-- Informació facilitada per l'edito Política- Europa- Historia Política Condicions rurals Europa Brassart, Laurent editor literari Marache, Corinne editor literari Pan-Montojo, Juan editor literari Molle, Leen van 1953-) editor literari CORN publication series 19