Political participation of ethnic actors of the West -Ukrainian Lands in 1867-1914

Abstract

The article examines the institutional processes in Austro-Hungary ethno-politics on the rights and needs of ethnic actors, processes, internal and external institutionalization Ukrainian, Polish, Jewish, Romanian and German political actors Galicia and Bukovina. Characterized the legal basis for the formalization of political participation of citizens, policy priorities in terms of ethnic awakening. Traced the genesis of ethnic political mobilization of the catalyst, the ratio defined occupational structure and lines of social division in ethnic terms. 
Analysis platforms and strategies of political parties created along ethnic lines. Considered factors electoral mobilization and protest participation catalysts competition between ethnonational communities with equal status, variability protect group interests, compromises and consensus of formal and informal ethnic actors.