New States, Old Identities? The Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Historical Understandings of Statehood

Imagine an intrepid web explorer looking for information on the Czech Republic. He or she might well stumble onto the SunSITE at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at Charles University in Prague. When our websurfer clicks on the “Czech Republic” link, the screen displays the image shown in Figure 1

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• The Primacy of Economic Power

  Marco Antonio Guzman•East Central Europe•2019

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• Using New Media to Teach East European History

  Open Access•T Mills Kelly•Nationalities Papers•2001

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• The “Slovakization” of 19th-Century Migrants from Upper Hungary to the United States

  Open Access•Stephen O’Donnell•Nationalities Papers•2019

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• Nationalism

  Liah Greenfeld•Nationalism•1992

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• The Idea of Nationalism

  Hans Kohn•The Idea of Nationalism•2005

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• National Consciousness and the Common State (A Historical-Ethnological Analysis)

  Jan Rychlík•The End of Czechoslovakia•1995

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• The Coasts of Bohemia

  Derek Sayer, Alena Sayer•Coasts of Bohemia•1998

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