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Past AABS Conferences
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Awards and Prizes
Announcements
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Civic-Cultural Identity and Banal Integration in Latvia: How the Emerging Scholars Grant Advanced My Research
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Journal of Baltic Studies Fall 2019 Issue Available Now
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“Baltic Memory of the Gulag” Receives 2019 Baumanis Award
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The Prose by Andra Neiburga: Narrative Structure, Narrator, and the Levels of Narration: A Report on How Birnitis Grant Supported my Research
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CfP: AABS 2020 in Charlotte
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Gendered Inequalities and Gendered Social Relations: How Grundmanis Fellowship Supported My Studies
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Introducing Liisi Esse, New AABS Administrative Executive Director
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Highlights of May 2018 Board Meeting, Stanford University
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Looking Back at the 2018 AABS Conference at Stanford
Conferences
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CfP: AABS 2020 in Charlotte
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Looking Back at the 2018 AABS Conference at Stanford
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Australasian Chapter’s 19th Conference: 100th Anniversary of Baltic Independence
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CBSE Early Career Researchers Writing Workshop
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AABS 2020 in Charlotte – Save the Date!
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CFP: Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe in Gdansk, 26-29 June 2019
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CFP: Australasia Conference | October 2018
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15 October CFP Deadline for AABS Conference
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2017 Baltic Studies Conference in Riga
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FPRI Report on Baltic States in European Security
Join us in Charlotte in 2020!
The Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) conference will be held May 28th-30th 2020, in Charlotte, NC (USA) at Queens University. The conference theme is “New Directions in Baltic Studies.” We encourage papers which explore new directions in the field: new and innovative research methods, case studies, pedagogy, and research areas.
We are now accepting proposals for panels, workshops, posters, and individual papers in the fields of history, politics, social sciences, culture, economics, education and pedagogy, digital humanities, libraries, literature, film, language, the Baltic diaspora, and the arts.
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AABS 2014 Preliminary Conference Program Now Available
The preliminary program for the 2014 Yale Conference on Baltic and Scandinavian Studies is now available here:...