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29 septembre 2016
- handle: 10670/1.s9ur3b
- isbn: 9783902811202
- eisbn: 9783903122406
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Anton Pelinka, « Introduction », innsbruck university press, ID : 10670/1.s9ur3b
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1 Contemporary Austria’s global role has been overshadowed by its past for a long time. As the Habsburg Empire’s successor state with the most visible — especially cultural — links to this empire, Austria had (and perhaps still has) an advantage as well as a disadvantage in the global arena: The small republic is measured by the grand and not so grand accomplishments of one of the largest empires of “Old Europe.” Contemporary Austria also had (and still has) to fight to overcome the shadows o...