Adrian Brisku is Associate Professor in Modern History at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic and Ilia State University in Tbilisi, Georgia. He is the author of Bittersweet Europe (2013) and Political Reform in the Ottoman and Russian Empires (2017).Martin Gumiela is a PhD candidate at the Research Centre for the History of Transformations (RECET) at the University of Vienna, Austria.Lars Fredrik Stöcker is Research Fellow at the Research Centre for the History of Transformations (RECET), University of Vienna, Austria. Among his latest publications is the monograph Bridging the Baltic Sea: Networks of Resistance and Opposition in the Cold War Era (2018).

• List of contributorsList of abbreviationsIntroduction: Economic Nationalism’s Plurality in Discourse and Practice in Small (Nation-)States, Adrian Brisku, Martin Gumiela and Lars Fredrik StöckerPart I: Small state and proto-state agency in times of economic changes1. Varieties of Economic Nationalism in Small (Nation-)States, Adrian Brisku2. Becoming “Masters of Their Own House:” Economic Nationalism and Small-state Building in Communist Federations, Lars Fredrik StöckerPart II: Going Global3. “No Games. Just Business”: Luxembourg’s Varieties of Economic Nationalism’, Thomas Kolnberger4. Czechoslovak Experts in Independent Lusophone Africa as a Variant of Economic Nationalism, Barbora MenclováPart III: Détente through Foreign Trade5. “Doing Business with the Colonels”: Greece’s Financial Relations with Austria and the German Democratic Republic during the Greek Military Dictatorship, 1967-1974, Ioannis Brigkos6. Austrian Osthandel as Economic Nationalism? Reassessing the Role of Foreign Trade in Austro-Keynesianism, Maximilian Graf7. National in Content and… Pragmatic in Practice: People’s Poland’s Economic Relations with the Western Polish Diaspora in the 1970s and 1980s, Martin GumielaPart IV: State-Building through Globalization8. Economic Nationalism in Socialist Yugoslavia: The Slovenian and Croatian Responses to Globalizing Market Forces in the 1970s, Benedetto Zaccaria9. Elastic Estonia: Late 1980s Economic Debate in a Small Nation, from Self-Management to Independence, Kevin AxeConclusion: “Icebreakers” in the Economic Entanglements in Cold War Europe, Adrian Brisku, Martin Gumiela and Lars Fredrik StöckerBibliographyIndex

Adrian Brisku is Associate Professor in Modern History at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic and Ilia State University in Tbilisi, Georgia. He is the author of Bittersweet Europe (2013) and Political Reform in the Ottoman and Russian Empires (2017).Martin Gumiela is a PhD candidate at the Research Centre for the History of Transformations (RECET) at the University of Vienna, Austria.Lars Fredrik Stöcker is Research Fellow at the Research Centre for the History of Transformations (RECET), University of Vienna, Austria. Among his latest publications is the monograph Bridging the Baltic Sea: Networks of Resistance and Opposition in the Cold War Era (2018).

• List of contributorsList of abbreviationsIntroduction: Economic Nationalism’s Plurality in Discourse and Practice in Small (Nation-)States, Adrian Brisku, Martin Gumiela and Lars Fredrik StöckerPart I: Small state and proto-state agency in times of economic changes1. Varieties of Economic Nationalism in Small (Nation-)States, Adrian Brisku2. Becoming “Masters of Their Own House:” Economic Nationalism and Small-state Building in Communist Federations, Lars Fredrik StöckerPart II: Going Global3. “No Games. Just Business”: Luxembourg’s Varieties of Economic Nationalism’, Thomas Kolnberger4. Czechoslovak Experts in Independent Lusophone Africa as a Variant of Economic Nationalism, Barbora MenclováPart III: Détente through Foreign Trade5. “Doing Business with the Colonels”: Greece’s Financial Relations with Austria and the German Democratic Republic during the Greek Military Dictatorship, 1967-1974, Ioannis Brigkos6. Austrian Osthandel as Economic Nationalism? Reassessing the Role of Foreign Trade in Austro-Keynesianism, Maximilian Graf7. National in Content and… Pragmatic in Practice: People’s Poland’s Economic Relations with the Western Polish Diaspora in the 1970s and 1980s, Martin GumielaPart IV: State-Building through Globalization8. Economic Nationalism in Socialist Yugoslavia: The Slovenian and Croatian Responses to Globalizing Market Forces in the 1970s, Benedetto Zaccaria9. Elastic Estonia: Late 1980s Economic Debate in a Small Nation, from Self-Management to Independence, Kevin AxeConclusion: “Icebreakers” in the Economic Entanglements in Cold War Europe, Adrian Brisku, Martin Gumiela and Lars Fredrik StöckerBibliographyIndex

Adrian Brisku is Associate Professor in Modern History at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic and Ilia State University in Tbilisi, Georgia. He is the author of Bittersweet Europe (2013) and Political Reform in the Ottoman and Russian Empires (2017).Martin Gumiela is a PhD candidate at the Research Centre for the History of Transformations (RECET) at the University of Vienna, Austria.Lars Fredrik Stöcker is Research Fellow at the Research Centre for the History of Transformations (RECET), University of Vienna, Austria. Among his latest publications is the monograph Bridging the Baltic Sea: Networks of Resistance and Opposition in the Cold War Era (2018).

• List of contributorsList of abbreviationsIntroduction: Economic Nationalism’s Plurality in Discourse and Practice in Small (Nation-)States, Adrian Brisku, Martin Gumiela and Lars Fredrik StöckerPart I: Small state and proto-state agency in times of economic changes1. Varieties of Economic Nationalism in Small (Nation-)States, Adrian Brisku2. Becoming “Masters of Their Own House:” Economic Nationalism and Small-state Building in Communist Federations, Lars Fredrik StöckerPart II: Going Global3. “No Games. Just Business”: Luxembourg’s Varieties of Economic Nationalism’, Thomas Kolnberger4. Czechoslovak Experts in Independent Lusophone Africa as a Variant of Economic Nationalism, Barbora MenclováPart III: Détente through Foreign Trade5. “Doing Business with the Colonels”: Greece’s Financial Relations with Austria and the German Democratic Republic during the Greek Military Dictatorship, 1967-1974, Ioannis Brigkos6. Austrian Osthandel as Economic Nationalism? Reassessing the Role of Foreign Trade in Austro-Keynesianism, Maximilian Graf7. National in Content and… Pragmatic in Practice: People’s Poland’s Economic Relations with the Western Polish Diaspora in the 1970s and 1980s, Martin GumielaPart IV: State-Building through Globalization8. Economic Nationalism in Socialist Yugoslavia: The Slovenian and Croatian Responses to Globalizing Market Forces in the 1970s, Benedetto Zaccaria9. Elastic Estonia: Late 1980s Economic Debate in a Small Nation, from Self-Management to Independence, Kevin AxeConclusion: “Icebreakers” in the Economic Entanglements in Cold War Europe, Adrian Brisku, Martin Gumiela and Lars Fredrik StöckerBibliographyIndex