The Editor's Preface Iván Z. Dénes: The Ambiguous Relationship of Liberalism and Nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe I. Western Europe 1. David McCrone: Scotland and England: Diverging Political Discourses 2. Richard Finlay: Radical Liberalism and Nationalism in Mid-Victorian Scotland 3. Henk te Velde: Dutch Liberals and Nineteenth-Century National Traditions 4. Janet Polasky: Liberal Nationalism and the Brabant Revolutions II. Central Europe 1. Gábor Erdody: Unity or Liberty? German Liberalism Founding an Empire, 1850-79 2. Albert Tanner: Switzerland: A European Model of Liberal Nationalism? 3. Vilmos Heiszler: The Identity Problems of the Austro-German Liberals 4. Iván Zoltán Dénes: Political Vocabulary of the Hungarian Liberals and Conservatives, 1790-1848 5. Miklós Szabó: The Liberalism of the Hungarian Nobility (1825–1910). 6. Maciej Janowski: Marginal or Central? The Place of the Liberal Tradition in Nineteenth-Century Polish History 7. Otto Urban: Czech Liberalism, 1848–1918 III. Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Southern Europe 1. Miklós Kun: The Inherent Burden of Russian Liberalism. 2. Alexander Semyonov: Empire and Nation in the History of Russian Liberalism 3. Imre Ress: The Value System of Serb Liberalism 4. Daniel Barbu - Cristian Preda: Building the State from the Roof Down. Varieties of Romanian Liberal Nationalism 5. Diana Mishkova: The Interesting Anomaly of Balkan Liberalism 6. Eyüp Özveren: In Defiance of History: Liberal and National Attributes of the Ottoman-Turkish Road to Modernity Index