About AABS
The Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies
The AABS promotes research and education in Baltic Studies by sponsoring meetings and conferences, supporting publications, sustaining a program of scholarships, grants, and prizes, and disseminating news of current interest in Baltic Studies.
What We Do
The primary function of the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) is to provide an open forum where scholars can present their views on all facets of inquiry connected to Baltic Studies. The Association may partner with other learned societies and with universities on specific projects such as conferences and the furthering of education in relevant areas. The Association does not advocate on matters of public policy or issue public statements.
History of AABS
Founded on December 1, 1968, at the first conference on Baltic Studies at the University of Maryland, the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies is an international educational and scholarly non-profit organization. Since 1991, it has been a constituent member of the American Council of Learned Societies.
Membership
Membership in the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies is open to anyone wishing to support the scholarly purposes of the Association. Association members receive a subscription to the quarterly Journal of Baltic Studies, reduced registration fees at AABS and CBSE conferences, and an annual report of the association’s activities.
AABS Governing Documents
The Association is governed by its constitution, adopted in 1970, and bylaws.
Books & Conference Proceedings
The Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies has supported the publication of several books on Baltic Studies. The Association has also published proceedings of its biennial conferences.
Contact AABS
For information about AABS, contact the Administrative Executive Director at the Executive Office:
Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies
University of Washington
Box 353420
Seattle WA 98195-3420
USA
[email protected]