Announcements
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AABS 2020-2022 Board Election to Take Place on April 1 with E-Voting Beginning on March 18
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AABS 2020 Conference Student Travel Grants
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Journal of Baltic Studies 50/4 Available Now
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“Kaunimad laulud pühendan sul”: How Baumanis Grant Contributed to the Making of Roman Toi Documentary
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Update on the AABS 2020 Conference in Charlotte, NC
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CFP: Central Asian, Russian, and East European Writing Workshop at ASEEES 2019
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BALSSI 2019: Eight Weeks of Baltic Languages and Culture
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AABS 2020 CFP Deadline is Approaching – October 15, 2019
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Civic-Cultural Identity and Banal Integration in Latvia: How the Emerging Scholars Grant Advanced My Research
Conferences
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AABS 2020 Conference Student Travel Grants
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Update on the AABS 2020 Conference in Charlotte, NC
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AABS 2020 CFP Deadline is Approaching – October 15, 2019
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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
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.”
The Call for Papers is now closed. Accepted papers and panels will be notified no later than December 15th. The conference program will be published February 15th.
AABS is delighted to announce the attendance of Ambassadors Jonatan Vseviov (Estonia); Māris Selga (Latvia); and Rolandas Kriščiūnas (Lithuania) at AABS 2020 in Charlotte. This event is co-sponsored by the World Affairs Council of Charlotte.