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hungeobull-1188	Jobbitt, Steven	Judson, P.: The Habsburg Empire: A New History	2018	3	.pdf	application/pdf	2427	64	33	The scientific labour of a vast cadre of bureaucrats, scholars, and civic-minded bourgeois professionals did not merely come to “reflect” the empire as it ex- panded and was consolidated since the eighteenth century, but also “actively forged an explicit vision of a particularly Habsburg Empire, one that united different cultures as it promoted [both directly and indirectly] their autonomous development” (p. 8). The relationship between science, geography, and empire building became especially pronounced by the end of the 19th century, as the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy pursued its colonial goals more and more aggressively on its eastern and especially southern borders.	cache/hungeobull-1188.pdf	txt/hungeobull-1188.txt