AABS awards the Vilis Vītols prize to the best article each year published in the Journal of Baltic Studies. 2017 Prize: "Liberals and nationalism: E. H. Carr, Walter Lippmann and the Baltic States from 1918 to 1944" by Kaarel Piirimäe. The review committee...
The most recent issue of the Journal of Baltic Studies features the following articles: “Baltic Refugees and Policy Formation in Sweden 1940–1950” by Anu Mai Kõll “Soviet Refugees to Sweden 1941–1947 and the Raoul Wallenberg Case” by Johan Matz “Leaving the ESSR:...
Journal of Baltic Studies Special Issues: Food Culture in the Baltic States Exploring Modern Foodways: History, Nature, and Culture in the Baltic States by Diana Mincytė and Ulrike Plath Good, Clean, Fair… and Illegal: Paradoxes of Food Ethics in Post-Socialist...
Foreign Policy “On the Cheap”: Latvia’s Foreign Policy Experience from the Economic Crisis Didzis Kļaviņš, Toms Rostoks & Žaneta Ozoliņa Cultural Autonomy of National Minorities in Estonia: The Erosion of a Promise Mikko Lagerspetz Populism in the...
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"Transnational Contacts and Cross-Fertilization Among Baltic Historians in Exile, 1968-1991" by Toivo Raun "Making Use of the Past: The Role of Historians in Baltic Sea Region Building" by Marta Grezchnik "'The highest flights of circumlocutory art': Britain,...
Journal of Baltic Studies, vol. 43, issue 2 (2012) Special Issue: Child Language Acquisition Research in the Baltic Area "Classical Studies on the Acquisition of Russian as a First Language (1900-1950): An Overview" by Maria D. Voeikova "Gender Differences in Language...
In response to an invitation by professor Guntis Šmidchens, I am sharing a few observations about the development of the Journal of Baltic Studies. These are personal reflections of a regular reader and contributor...The noteworthy activities include the exchange of...
Stefan Donecker," An Itinerant Sheep, and The Origins of The Livonians: Friedrich Menius's Syntagma De Origine Livonorum (1635)" During the 1630s, Friedrich Menius, professor of history at the University of Dorpat, was the first scholar to investigate the ethnic...