The Greek Revolution in the Age of Revolutions (1776-1848): Reappraisals and Comparisons

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Figures
Tables
Rector's foreword
Contributors
The Greek world in the Age of Revolution
	Notes
Part I: Resonances of the Age of Revolution I
1. Revolutions in Europe (1776-1848)
	The first wave
	The French Revolution and Europe
	The 1820s in Europe
	A new model
	Conclusion
	Notes
2. The Greek Revolution and the Age of Revolution
	Structural homologies
	Contagion
	Disruption
	Consequences
	Notes
3. Greece, Spain, and the theory of emancipation in early European liberalism
	Greece and Spain as imperial knots
	Revolution as emancipation
	Revolutionary and conservative emancipation and why Greece was significant for Spain
	Notes
4. Austria and the 1820s Revolutions: Between the heritage of the Congress of Vienna and political change
	Notes
Part II: Resonances of the Age of Revolution II
5. Transnationalism and cosmopolitanism in the 1820s: Philhellenism(s) in the public sphere
	Typology
	Chronology
	"The printing press as an agent of change"
		Georgian Britain
	Restoration France
	Conclusion
	Notes
6. Greece and the Liberal Revolutions of 1820--1823 in Southern Europe
	Greece and the trieno liberal 1820-1823
	A 'liberal international'?
	The Greek Revolution and the liberal international
	Conclusion
	Notes
7. Greece and 1848: Direct responses and underlying connectivities
	Introduction
	The 1848 revolutions and Greece: Direct responses
	Administrative convergence between western Europe and Greece: Statistics
	Administrative convergence between western Europe and Greece: Human mobility and border controls
	Conclusion
	Notes
8. "Che dura prova è tentar di greca aquila il dorso". The Greek War of Independence and its resonance in Sicilian culture of the 19th century
	For a Palingenesis
	Sicilian autonomism and national identity
	Sicilian Philhellenism
	Sicilian-Albanian scholars and the Greek Revolution
	Conclusion
	Notes
Part III: Reverberations of Revolution in Eastern and Southern Europe
9. Russia and Greece in the Age of Revolution
	Notes
10. The decade prior to the Greek Revolution: A black hole in Ottoman history
	De-ayanization on the eve of the Greek Revolution: The Ali Pasha Revolt
	Conclusion
	Notes
11. The Serbian, Greek, and Romanian Revolutions in comparison
	Introduction
	Divergencies
	Similarities
	Uniformities
	Notes
Part IV: Revolutionary Waves in the Greek World I
12. From the revolts to the Greek Revolution: Economic-political realities and ideological visions among the Greeks (end of the 18th C.-1821)
	Notes
13. The vigilant eye of the Revolution: Public security and police in revolutionary Greece
	Introduction
	From policing to the police: The establishment of police institutions in revolutionary Greece
	Producing a territory: Mobility control and identification practices
	The enemy within
	The "dangerous classes"
	Conclusion -and a desideratum
	Notes
Part V: Revolutionary Waves in the Greek World II
14. Internal conflicts and civil strife in the Serbian and the Greek Revolutions: A comparison
	Notes
15. The sea and nation-building: Between a privately-owned merchant fleet and a revolutionary National Navy, 1821-1827
	A privately owned Navy
	A privateering fleet
	Merchant shipping
	Greek shipping and nation-building
	Conclusions
	Notes
16. Economy and politics in the correspondence of the Neapolitan consuls in Greece
	Notes
Part VI: Aspirations of Freedom in the Greek World
17. The vision of the rebellious Greeks for a democratic and liberal state: The constitutions of the Greek Revolution
	The general constitutional and political framework of the revolutionary constitutions
	The democratic character of the revolutionary constitutions
	The establishment of individual rights: The revolutionary constitutions as a model of liberal constitutionalism
	Differences between the Constitutions of Epidaurus and Astros on the one hand, and of Troezen, on the other
	The end of the revolutionary constitutions
	Evaluation of the constitutions of the Greek Revolution
	Notes
18. Ideals of freedom in the Greek Revolution and the political discourse of modernity
	Freedom for a nation: Two projects in one?
	What (and how) could justify the cause
	A quest for freedom: The contractual and the Republican model
	A message in the bottle: Rhigas
	A message in the bottle: Korais
	A message in the bottle: Hellenic Nomarchy
	The "meaning" of the message
	Notes
Index