Seeking to dispel cliches concerning Central and Eastern Europe, Borsody advocates a federalist alternative to traditional national sovereignty. By examining regional history within the broader framework of Great Power politics, he offers a new view of Europe in the twentieth century.
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Stephen Borsody is Emeritus Professor of European and Russian history at Chatham College in Pittsburgh. He is the editor of The Hungarians: A Divided Nation and the author of Czechoslovak Policy and the Hungarian Minority.
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