'Croatian Institute of History (Hrvatski Institut za Povijest)'
Abstract
Članak se bavi sukobom između braće Radić i nosioca politike novoga kursa koji objavom Riječke i Zadarske rezolucije (1905) donose novu nacionalnu orijentaciju u hrvatsku politiku. Nakon ukazivanja na političke i gospodarske okolnosti sučeljavanja autor analizira pojedine komponente kritike braće Radića. Za okosnicu uzima usporedbu između koncepta austroslavizma kojega zastupaju braća Radić i protubečkog stava koji je u središtu ideologije novoga kursa.The author analyzes the confrontation between brothers Radić and the advocates of the »new course«, which inaugurated in the Rijeka and Zadar resolutions new political orientation for Croats. Following an analysis of political and economic conditions, the author presents the critique of the »new course« politics. The central element of his analysis is comparison between the concept of Austroslavism, which brothers Radić advocated and anti-Vienna position, which was the center-piece of the »new course« ideology
