The Political Fragmentation of Germany: Formation of German states by Infrastructures, Maps, and Movement, 1815-1866 - Softcover

1 Introduction.- Part I: Infrastructural Layout and State Construction.-2 Limitations of Movement: The Establishment of Gendarmerie Forces and Customs Controls.- 3 Motivating Movement: Developing a State-oriented Higher Education System.- 4 Routes of Mass Movement: Postal and Railway Infrastructures.- Part II: Cartographic Representations of State Space.- 5 The Cartographic Emergence of Modern Borders and Capital Cities.- 6 Defining a 'National' Territory: Cartography and the Invention of Logos.- 7 Reconstructing and Deconstructing State Borders: German Railway Cartography.- Part III: National, Transnational and International Communication and Movement.- 8 The Delimitation of Transnational Societies: Mass Migration and Foreign Students.- 9 The Territoriality of Railway Travel.- 10 Postal Communication as a Social Network.- 11 Connecting the Dots.-