Exploring racism, migration, and citizenship, Subjects, Citizens and Others offers a pioneering analysis of how the British and the Austro-Hungarian Empire governed their ethnically diverse populations.
The legal and administrative treatment of ethnic differences varied significantly after the turn of the 20th century. British law came to be coined by racist discriminations. The Austrian government implemented a politics of recognition instead.
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