Titlebook: Cosmopolitan Outsiders; Imperial Inclusion, Katherine Sorrels Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Habsburg Mona

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Wissen als Problem für Unternehmenurope’s civilizational superiority, Fried argued that European unity was a necessary precondition for the continent’s stewardship of global integration. Such chauvinism seems at odds with Fried’s antiracist and progressive reformist worldview. The gradualist framework of evolution resolves this tens

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Wissen als Problem für Unternehmen Zweig and Joseph Roth. The chapter argues that Coudenhove’s idea of European civilization and culture was shaped by his awareness that Jews and nobles shared a dilemma of marginalization in the aftermath of the Habsburg Monarchy’s collapse. His iteration of the pan-European idea thus rested on an u

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Wissen als Problem für Unternehmene interwar period. Coudenhove’s pan-European proposal can be understood as a response to radical nationalism and the disintegration of the Habsburg Monarchy, just as the threat thereof had been for Fried. Yet he also made major changes to Fried’s pan-European idea, changes informed by the new politi

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Wissen als Problem für Unternehmen important intervention, concerning the Jewish origins of crucial plans for European unity. The Jewish milieu and Jewish dilemma of marginalization were a crucial context for the emergence of the Pan-European Union, which is remembered as the progenitor of the EU. This genealogy has largely been for

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Katherine SorrelsExplores the origin story of the European Union through a history of the pan-European idea in the first three decades of the twentieth century.Challenges the hold of nationalism on Central Europe befo

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Introduction: Outsiders Within,n of an interconnected Europe emerged from Jewish milieus and as a result of Jewish predicaments before and after the First World War. It then introduces the book’s main protagonists, the well-known promoter of Pan-Europe, Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi, and his little-known predecessor, Alfred Fried. T