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A Comparison of the Economic Situation of Tyrol, Austria in Three Key Periods: 1908-1913, 1945-1950 and 2008-2013

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Fischer D.-H.
Baltic Journal of European Studies
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2015
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vol. 5
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issue 1
93-108
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The development of a formerly poor state in a great European power to a rich state in a small European country is remarkable. But the interest of this article is mainly on the methodology which is based on the exclusive focus on three key periods in the history of the observed region. This methodology leads to a very specific understanding of development and economic growth. The periods chosen in this example are the five years before the First World War, as it was a period of development and growth that in the end led to the fundamental crisis in the 20th century. The second period consists of five years following the Second World War. This period was crucial, as many fundamental developments were laid in this time. The final period begins with another big economic crisis in 2008. The selection is based on three rationales. First, it allows a comparison of how the population deals with crisis. Second, it provides a cross-section of over hundred years, and third, the topicality of these years increase the relevance of the paper.
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Panovnická rada Jindřicha Korutanského

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Razim J.
Mediaevalia Historica Bohemica
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2019
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vol. 22
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issue 1
21-72
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This paper describes in detail the activities of the Princely Council of Henry of Carinthia, its personal composition and the career of prominent councilors in the service of Henry, the king of Bohemia from the Tyrolean dynasty of Meinhardiner. The main source of knowledge is provided by Tyrolean chancellery registers (co called Tiroler Kanzleibücher), which serve as a replacement for a non-existent modern diplomatic edition for the period of the founder of the family glory, Meinhard II and his son Henry of Carinthia. Registered documents contain either express references to the council and councilors, or extra sigillum notes including people responsible for the preparation of the princely documents, presumably close to Henry of Carinthia.
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