Focusing on the relationship between Hungarians and their non-Hungarian neighbors in the Carpathian Basin, contemporary Hungarian historians discuss the establishment of self-government in 1867, the effects of the Industrial Revolution and the subsequent rapid socioeconomic and intellectual development of the country, and the devastating effects of the two world wars.
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Ferenc Glatz is director of the Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Attila Pok is Executive Secretary for Research and Administration, Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
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