Donald J Mattheisen
Biographic Data
| ID | 985475 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald J Mattheisen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald J |
| FAMILY NAME | Mattheisen |
| SIGNATURE | MATTHEISEN D J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Notre Dame |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Filming U.S. History During The 1920s: The Chronicles of America Photoplays
Die deutsche Revolution von 1848/49
German Parliamentarism in 1848: Roll-Call Voting in the Frankfurt Assembly
Liberal Constitutionalism in the Frankfurt Parliament of 1848: An Inquiry Based on Roll-Call Analysis
There are few politicians in German history who have so persistently held the attention of historians as the moderate liberals of the Frankfurt Parliament of 1848. That is not astonishing, for these moderates held political power—or thought they did—at a true historical watershed, and they provide one of the very rare examples of German liberalism at the helm. But it is surprising that after more than a century of historiographical scrutiny it is…
Deutscher Parlamentarismus in der Revolutionszeit, 1848-1850 . Manfred Botzenhart
Die deutsche Politik des Freiherrn von Beust, 1848-1850: Zur Problematik mittelstaatlicher Reformpolitik im Zeitalter der Paulskirche. Helmut Rumpler
Theory and Practice of the German juste milieu
As everyone knows, the failure of the German revolution of 1848 was the loss of a great opportunity.* If the revolution had succeeded, German unification might have been consummated on a popular basis, rather than through Bismarckian authoritarianism. The result could have been a German nation-state more closely in step with the liberal-democratic age that was dawning in western Europe. Subsequent German and European history might then have been …
Voters and Parliaments in the German Revolution of 1848: An Analysis of the Prussian Constituent Assembly
The Revolution of 1848 is a favorite subject for historians of Germany because, in so many ways, it inaugurated contemporary German history. It is a Significant “watershed” in political, social, and even intellectual history. But our understanding of this great upheaval is nonetheless still vexingly deficient. In particular, the political impact of pre-March social change, though it is the subject of much recent inquiry, is not well understood. G…
Liberal Constitutionalism in the Frankfurt Parliament of 1848: An Inquiry Based on Roll-Call Analysis
There are few politicians in German history who have so persistently held the attention of historians as the moderate liberals of the Frankfurt Parliament of 1848. That is not astonishing, for these moderates held political power—or thought they did—at a true historical watershed, and they provide one of the very rare examples of German liberalism at the helm. But it is surprising that after more than a century of historiographical scrutiny it is…
Voters and Parliaments in the German Revolution of 1848: An Analysis of the Prussian Constituent Assembly
The Revolution of 1848 is a favorite subject for historians of Germany because, in so many ways, it inaugurated contemporary German history. It is a Significant “watershed” in political, social, and even intellectual history. But our understanding of this great upheaval is nonetheless still vexingly deficient. In particular, the political impact of pre-March social change, though it is the subject of much recent inquiry, is not well understood. G…
Voters and Parliaments in the German Revolution of 1848: An Analysis of the Prussian Constituent Assembly
The Revolution of 1848 is a favorite subject for historians of Germany because, in so many ways, it inaugurated contemporary German history. It is a Significant “watershed” in political, social, and even intellectual history. But our understanding of this great upheaval is nonetheless still vexingly deficient. In particular, the political impact of pre-March social change, though it is the subject of much recent inquiry, is not well understood. G…
Theory and Practice of the German juste milieu
As everyone knows, the failure of the German revolution of 1848 was the loss of a great opportunity.* If the revolution had succeeded, German unification might have been consummated on a popular basis, rather than through Bismarckian authoritarianism. The result could have been a German nation-state more closely in step with the liberal-democratic age that was dawning in western Europe. Subsequent German and European history might then have been …
Die deutsche Politik des Freiherrn von Beust, 1848-1850: Zur Problematik mittelstaatlicher Reformpolitik im Zeitalter der Paulskirche. Helmut Rumpler
Deutscher Parlamentarismus in der Revolutionszeit, 1848-1850 . Manfred Botzenhart
Liberal Constitutionalism in the Frankfurt Parliament of 1848: An Inquiry Based on Roll-Call Analysis
There are few politicians in German history who have so persistently held the attention of historians as the moderate liberals of the Frankfurt Parliament of 1848. That is not astonishing, for these moderates held political power—or thought they did—at a true historical watershed, and they provide one of the very rare examples of German liberalism at the helm. But it is surprising that after more than a century of historiographical scrutiny it is…
German Parliamentarism in 1848: Roll-Call Voting in the Frankfurt Assembly
Die deutsche Revolution von 1848/49
Filming U.S. History During The 1920s: The Chronicles of America Photoplays
Political science (8 works) · European Political History Analysis (7 works) · History (6 works) · German (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Central European national history (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)