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Following the chaos of Napoleon's rule, the Congress of Vienna established a lasting order in Europe, albeit one fraught with deep-seated conflicts, particularly between Austria and Prussia. This bicentenary examination delves into various aspects of the new political landscape among major European powers, utilizing documents, contemporary writings, and historiography. Contributions explore the enduring consequences of the Napoleonic Wars beyond 1815. Key topics include the rivalry for hegemony in Central Europe, the roles of Prussian reform politicians and German economists, and the influence of early 19th-century economic thought on the Congress's German representatives. The negotiations among great powers during the Congress are analyzed through the lens of the Saxon Crisis, while the concert of Europe and the secession of the Belgian Netherlands are also discussed. The transformation of the Greek navy from merchants to freedom fighters and the impact of the Congress on transportation systems in Württemberg and Baden are highlighted. Additionally, the economic repercussions of the Napoleonic Wars on the Habsburg monarchy, including state bankruptcy and currency reform, are examined, alongside the modernization of the Prussian financial system. The Austrian economy's post-Napoleonic depression and Metternich's influential role are also explored, providing a comprehensive understanding of this pivotal period in European h
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The Congress of Vienna in contemporary economic and political literature and in historiography, Jürgen G. Backhaus
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